Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...stated on my return from China in 1946 . . . a hundred years from now I believe historians will give the Generalissimo a high place among his contemporaries. This is my continued judgment...
...support for the President's position, Freshman Senator Case determinedly penciled a statement and got eleven other Republican Senators* to join him in issuing it. "We believe that the President of the United States will act in the present framework of international deliberations with the same wisdom, good judgment and full sense of right and honor he has always displayed," wrote Case. "The President of the United States has a right and obligation to wage peace as well as to wage war . . . We now support the President's efforts . . . We know he will carry them forward with candor...
...another Judgment...
Biggest laugh-getter was Judgment of Paris* by British Choreographer Anthony Tudor, which turned Greek mythology's trio of goddesses into three aging Parisian filles of dubious joie, vying for the favor of a sleepy potential customer (Tudor). Famed Choreographer Agnes de Mille, who danced the part first in 1938, turned up as Venus in droopy net stockings, ruffled corselet and a blonde wig suggesting Gorgeous George playing Lady Godiva. As Juno, Ballerina Viola Essen conveyed the bored allure of a Minsky stripper at the first morning show. And as Minerva, Ballet Theater Angel Lucia Chase achieved...
Back in his studio, he had the additional thought of disposing his figures on the grass like those in the lower right-hand corner of Raphael's lost Judgment of Paris, which he knew from Raimondi's engraved copy (above...