Word: mallet
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...seems, called for escape. For half a century, TIME'S People section, with its glimpses of the famous and infamous, has offered readers escape from news of assassinations, wars and economic woes. Today, though recession is crimping the style of many of their subjects, Staff Writer Gina Mallet and Reporter-Researcher Amanda Macintosh, our People section's Sherlock Holmes and Watson, carry on the department's tradition...
Macintosh and Mallet spend several nights a week at art gallery and nightclub openings, film and theater premieres, sports events, gala concerts, parties and award dinners, often accompanied by TIME'S celebrity-hunting paparazzi. Fortunately Mallet explains, quips often since most of the people we talk to are under the in fluence of something." Unfortunately, Macintosh points out, some call the next morning and ask to have their best quotes stricken from the record...
...Gina Mallet...
...mulish deficit of $400,000. Still, Brown, an optimist, sees a trend being reversed. "Two successful theaters have made New Haven as a theater town. Why, people here are more inclined to see a play than a film. It's an American miracle!" ∙Gina Mallet...
...audience. As the faded beau, Donald Sinden transparently masks an egoist's will of steel with extravagant slapstick. He is matched by the Grace of Polly Adams, who makes what could have been a most tiresome ingenue into a bright and funny human being. ∙Gina Mallet...