Word: giftedness
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For those who feel that a day without sunshine is like a day without Mozart, there are the familiar images passed down and touched up for 200 years. "A little man with his wig and sword" is Goethe's description of the child performing for Europe's nobility...
TIME always has attracted astonishingly gifted researchers. In the Religion section, the reporter-researcher, a title reflecting the considerable amount of personal interviewing and on-scene reporting the job can often entail, has a Ph.D. in classics and is a former Roman Catholic seminarian. In the World section, one researcher...
In a show that runs without intermission, only once is he offstage. And even then his image is on: a giant screen descends, and in a skit written by Simone Signoret, Montand dictates to an unseen and unfeeling telephone operator a telegram of love to his mistress. The dialogue is...
"I was given courage, a sense of adventure and a little bit of humor. I have had a wonderful life. I have never regretted what I did." The odor of bitter irony, intentional or not, arises from this simple declaration by Ingrid Bergman. She was a wise, sober and gifted...
DIED. Ingrid Bergman, 67, gifted, Swedish-born, three-time Academy Award-winning actress; of cancer; in London (see CINEMA).