Word: objections
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...wandering American. Moscow, long hidden by the Iron Curtain, a source of conspiracy, strange dogmas and menacing dangers, is a legitimate object of U.S. curiosity. With some 5.000.000 people within its city limits and another 2,000.000 in surrounding suburbia, it is probably the third-largest city in the world...
Best Actress. In the land where girls are classed as oranges, grapefruits and lemons, Julie on her own report was received as "a strange object." On the set she scuffed about barefoot "to get into the mood for the part." A columnist reported that whenever Director Fred Zinnemann made a suggestion, she would say quietly: "This is the way we did it in the play." He would retire and the shooting would continue. Offstage she lived "a monastic life," although she did at last get to meet Bette Davis. "She was wonderful!" says Julie. "She looks just like she does...
...editors [would] show their displeasure over these timeworn cans of corn and insist that the fotogs get something new." But, he argued, if wire-service editors were to stop sending" every picture of Secretary Dulles leaving by plane for God knows where," editors would be the first to object...
...always been a great object lesson to me, a monitor of the fundamental flux, of the loom of nature not being on the human scale...
...wouldn't mind working once a week until 12," one male staff member commented last night, "but I would certainly object to having to work late more than once a week." Staff members will have an opportunity to discuss any grievances with Library officials at their informal weekly meeting on Friday afternoon...