Word: leadedness
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The leaded war issues hit by the play, its intellectual approach which limited it to restricted appreciation, and the current bevy of musicals now spanning Broadway throttled the New York production before it could got started, according to Gibbs.
Church & State of Mind. Rouault is a novelty among artists: he goes to church, regularly. During the week he works alone, locked in his studio with sheafs of his barely decipherable poetry and his harsh, thick, color-encrusted paintings, broken-like leaded windows-into black-bordered stabs of color, which...
Nor Iron Bars . . . In Doylestown, Pa., Prisoner Robert Henderson broke out of solitary, smashed through a steel mesh grating, broke a closely leaded window, squeezed his 170 lbs. between two iron bars, scaled a 10-ft. fence, escaped over a 32-ft. wall.
Canterbury Cathedral's in-again-out-again medieval windows are on their way in again. The precious pieces of stained glass were painstakingly removed during World War I, buried out of harm's way. (No 20th-century glassworkers could duplicate the Canterbury windows, thought to have come from...
The big news was under a bushel and was carefully kept there. The chemists talked learnedly, wordily, nebulously about synthetic rubber. Significantly, one scheduled paper on synthetic rubber was called off at the last moment. Nobody talked at all about such important new developments in gasoline as the chemicals which...