Word: indifferentism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Rumanians also heard that, since his arrival in Spain, Carol had apparently been too indifferent to Mme. Lupescu to visit her bedside when she had a nervous collapse complicated by a mouth infection. With him, in abdication, he had three automobiles, four Rembrandts, stamp and china collections, but there was...
To many another U. S. citizen, looking anxiously at Europe's vanishing democracy, the opportunity to vote took on a prime importance in 1940. U. S. citizens last week registered in record-breaking numbers. Of the 131,409,881 people in the U. S., statisticians estimated that some 45...
The union of a vapid play and a cast that, with one marked exception, runs the entire gamut from indifferent to very bad is an unfortunate one. If "Boyd's Shop," the Copley's first play this season, lasted only two nights on Broadway, "Return Engagement" had better prepare to...
Stravinsky: Le Sacre du Printemps (The Rite of Spring) (Igor Stravinsky conducting the New York Philharmonic-Symphony; Columbia: 8 sides). The spine-tingling bumps & bleats, grumps & groans of Stravinsky's ballet of pagan Russian rituals caused a near-riot in Paris in 1913. Stravinsky, ordinarily an indifferent conductor of...
The title is derived from Harlow's first disastrous spring practice at a Harvard, indifferent to the point of hostility. It was in 1935, and according to Harlow, "I was stunned. . . . Something was wrong. These boys evidently expected their coach to brew some magic formula to waft the other team...