Word: interviewer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Sicily last week flamboyant General Sir Bernard Law Montgomery gave a whirlwind interview. Asked how long the Sicilian campaign would last, he said...
...more light touches in his cigar smoke than ever appeared in his scripts, and this Technicolored fantasy is no exception. The Lubitsch approach brings comic relief to such weary devices as the French governess, the son who is altogether too much like his wayward father, and the final personal interview with the Devil. When Lubitsch's delicate invention lags, many spectators will be only too glad to concentrate on the Eastern beauty of Gene Tierney as the one true love of Ameche's life. Had Ameche died 20 years earlier, audiences would laugh no less, grow less weary...
Although there will only be one board, competitors can specialize. The News staff will welcome the incipient snooper, give him a chance to interview chorus girls and deans. The Business staff will supplement Ec A, and won't be dull, either. The Photographers can find the niche roaming the streets with a Speed Graphic or puttering in the dark-room. And if you want to lambaste that movie or play you saw in a moment of weakness the back page will be open for your efforts, and free passes...
...becomingly reticent about his gridiron successes and it took about an hour of insistent questioning before your correspondent managed to get at the vital statistics. He's an easy man to interview, though, if you like cribbage. The encounter went something like this...
...Winner. Ever since Gunder Hagg arrived in the U.S. two weeks ago he has confounded U.S. sportswriters. He speaks only a few English words, but at his first press interview, he gave the sportswriters knuckle raps aplenty...