Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Omnibus got off to an interesting start with Author William Saroyan's recollection of his California boyhood and was memorable for the sharply played vignettes of adolescence by Actors Sal Mineo and Pat De Simone. Then Composer Leonard Bernstein took over for a splendidly lucid primer on the world of jazz. Pointing out that blues are based on a rhymed couplet in iambic pentameter with the first line repeated, Bernstein developed a lowdown blues song from Shakespeare.* Bernstein looks like a young Burgess Meredith, speaks with extraordinary clarity and intelligence and is always able to demonstrate precisely what...
...Lark. Jo Miclziner's light-settings provide a pervarding modernistic tone. Although the effects are flashy, they are never offensive. In lieu of sets, Mr. Mielziner may have as many as three clashing colors splashed on stage at one time, but he never distracts attention from the players. Leonard Bernstein's incidental choral music, of which much is modal, seems equally impressive...
...Illinois Chamber of Commerce dinner in Chicago last week, the national chairmen of the Republican and Democratic Parties shared the same debating platform. Both men put in plugs for their personal preferences: New York Republican Leonard Hall pointedly praised "our great Vice President," Richard Nixon; Indiana Democrat Paul Butler quoted with approval from Adlai Stevenson's speeches...
Only the first in a series of meetings, "the model assembly is an appeal for foreign students to participate in University organizations," Leonard S. Levine '56, Vice-President of the United Nations Council, said yesterday...
Although doctors cannot yet be sure whether the operation will be a permanent success, they can point to some encouraging, if rare, precedents in recent years. In 1952 Army Private Leonard Kijowski donated skin to twin brother Leo (TIME. Feb. 4, 1952), and both made good recoveries. Last summer Major Cox treated an airman suffering from third-degree burns over 45% of his body area, saved his life when he chanced to spot his twin brother wandering around the hospital corridor...