Word: makeups
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...approve the sale. Under the deal, the Times-Star agrees to publish the Enquirer as a separate paper for at least twelve years. The Times-Star and Enquirer have long seen eye to eye editorially, and Publisher Taft plans no changes in his new paper's staff or makeup...
...deal goes through, the Enquirer's 800 employees will move into the Times-Star's modern, 15-story tower and use the same composing room and presses. Nevertheless, Hulbert Taft promised that the venerable Enquirer will retain its identity and also the same management, staff and makeup, including its quaint, archaic headlines. Sample...
Over the wires to the editors of his 18 daily and Sunday papers, Bill Hearst sent orders for more local stories and editorials, more straight news reporting ("Avoid bias or lack of objectivity"). Some papers started using a more conservative makeup. Even the familiar "must-go"editorials, once the staple of every Hearst editorial page, have been reduced...
...story in flashbacks, which is one of the tricks the movies do superbly. But Director Laslo Benedek models his flashbacks on the way they were done on the stage, e.g.: part of the set opens or lights up to represent the past, and without a change of costume or makeup, Willy Loman walks out of the present and enacts a scene reliving a memory. This technique, striking in itself, clashes oddly with the everyday realism of the movie's settings. Director Benedek does not improve matters by tricking up the sets with such expressionistic embellishments as diamonds twinkling symbolically...
This week the Peronistas finally published their new La Prensa. It looked, at first glance, like the old, used the same type and makeup, ran the same columns of social news, claimed the same circulation. Gone were the exhaustive reports from abroad which had helped make La Prensa one of the world's great newspapers, and the editorials which had quietly spoken up against Juan Peron...