Word: nov
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Cambridge Review" has sold all 1000 copies of its first issue. The experimental literary magazine appeared for the first time Nov...
...early for me to be tied down with a wife?" Onetime U.S. Vice Viceroy Charles ("Lucky") Luciano went to Rome to plead with bureaucrats for a cancellation of the curfew order that keeps him holed up in his Naples apartment from dusk to dawn (TIME, Nov. 29). After cooling his heels in a hall for five hours, Lucky had a ten-minute audience with Interior Ministry officials. He came out hopping mad; the bureaucrats had not let him speak, instead stared at him as if he were a malevolent curiosity. "I don't want to stay in this country...
...weeks ago, in a "meaningless" league game that did not effect the league standings and had no bearing on the championship, the Lions had worked their old hex on the Browns, winning the game, in a driving snowstorm, by 14 to 10. Brilliant Quarterback Bobby Layne (TIME, Nov. 29), passing as if it were a calm, dry day, completed six passes in the closing minutes to put over the winning touchdown. This "preview," as it turned out, was highly deceptive. On the day of the championship this week, when they came to grips on the same field...
Genevieve. Henry Cornelius' hilarious log of a trip from London to Brighton in a 1904 Darracq; with John Gregson, Dinah Sheridan (TIME, Nov. 30, 1953; release delayed until...
Carmen Jones. An all-Negro musical, with Dorothy Dandridge, Pearl Bailey and Harry Belafonte burning up Bizet's sound track; directed by Otto Preminger (TIME, Nov...