Word: harrison
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...film's richest asset may well be Rex Harrison, making capital of the closeup in his 1,007th performance as irascible Professor Henry Higgins, who masterminds the metamorphosis of the cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle. Harrison still talks his songs and sings his dialogue in a triumph of stylized, polished acting that would be memorable with or without music. Another holdover from Broadway is Stanley Holloway, raffishly repeating his role as Eliza's father, a dustman-turned-moralist who speaks some of Shaw's most corrosively funny lines-wisely preserved intact-then stops the show with...
Radcliffe and the Faculty have voted similarly in almost every election. And this vote has been relatively free of predictable partisan affiliation. In 1892 the Faculty endorsed Cleveland by a vote of 52-6, while Harvard College went typically for the Republican Harrison. In 1924, however, the Faculty outdid the rest of the University in supporting Collage...
...corner the Khrushchev story, the Times mustered all three of its house Kremlinologists-Harry Schwartz, who knows Soviet economics, Harrison E. Salisbury, who can read Pravda and Izvestia without a pony, and Max Frankel, who taps Russian experts in the State Department. Foreign News Editor Emanuel Freedman calmly placed a phone call to Moscow 955477, three hours later was talking to the Times's Moscow Bureau Chief Henry Tanner. In the meantime, other messages had been relayed to Tanner through the Times's London and Paris bureaus...
...Benjamin Harrison 650, Grover Cleveland...
...Benjamin Harrison 1114, Grover Cleveland...