Word: goodnight
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...play Luther. Tom Courtenay, who starred in The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner -which Tony Richardson directed-played Pasha in Zhivago, will go back into rep this summer. Albert Finney, who was Tom Jones, has a few more weeks in Arden's Armstrong's Last Goodnight at the National Theater, will next do Strindberg. Gielgud, who brings his Ivanov to the U.S. in April, this time with Vivien Leigh, was seen the last two weekends in The Ages of Man on CBS television in the U.S. Julie Christie, having finished Doctor Zhivago, starts shooting Fran...
...sexual intercourse before every murder, and has "a third nipple two inches below his left breast." There is the girl. Since there have already been twelve books, and since he never beds with the same type twice, 007 has to fall back on his previously unattainable secretary, Mary Goodnight. It may have been just as well that Fleming died when everybody still thought he could do no wrong...
...white-supremacist Rhodesian Front Party. Not that "Royboy" was all that sympathetic to the blacks. He simply wanted to prevent Smith from breaking openly with Britain. As he waited on a balcony to concede defeat, a crowd of Smith supporters beat him to it. The tune was Goodnight, Irene, but the words had a jeering lilt: "Goodbye, Sir Roy, Goodbye, Sir Roy, I'll see you in my dreams...
Natalie comes from a nice Italian family. In fact, one gets the feeling that she'd hardy so much as kissed a fellow goodnight prior to her pushes in the bushes with Steve. So, remaining rather mutually aloof, they plan an abortion. Grubby business...
This 1847 title page indicates what the original Christy Minstrels looked like in blackface. The song to which this title page belongs was written by Christy himself, and is entitled Farewell, Ladies, which, as you might suspect, has now become Goodnight, Ladies and has been played countless times at the expiration of formal and informal dances...