Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Many people whose doctors tell them that they have something the matter with their hearts have nothing of the sort. That is the conclusion of three Manhattan physicians, headed by Dr. Leonard J. Goldwater, after a ten-year study of hundreds of "heart cases" sent to them by the New York State Employment Service, which wanted to find out what kind of work was suitable for its "handicapped" clients...
Marlene worries about plot so much that she stayed up with her typewriter until three o'clock one morning, pecking out 17 pages of script revisions for the first show. "She's a worker, a hard worker," says Producer Leonard Blair admiringly. "She really rolls up her sleeves. Her suggestions are very good...
...thing, she had found that the Met was "a warm house," that its audiences "know the fine points of arias and give their applause with perception." Moreover, "the most beautiful voices in the world are here [in the U.S.] ... I have never heard a better Rigoletto than Leonard Warren, or a better Duke than Richard Tucker." And as for Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte, a pride of the Vienna company, she now has the sad duty of breaking the word that the Met's new production (TIME, Jan. 7) is even better...
Columnist Leonard Lyons was the first to lift a bit of hide. Although Lyons...
Barnaby's vigorous and documented support of Crimson athletics appeared in a Tribune sports column by Leonard Koppett. The coach of the 1950 national squash champions told Koppett: "I'm sick and tired of reading about what's wrong with Harvard athletics. For a couple of years our football team has been losing and basketball hasn't been strong, but so what...