Word: pal
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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SOUTH PACIFIC (Since April 1949) GUYS AND DOLLS (Since November 1950) THE MOON IS BLUE (Since March 1951) THE KING AND I (Since March 1951) THE FOURPOSTER (Since October 1951) POINT OF NO RETURN (Since December 1951) PAL JOEY (Since January 1952) THE MALE ANIMAL (Since April 1952) NEW FACES OF 1952 (Since May 1952) WISH You WERE HERE (Since June...
Your Good Pen Pal. Last week, with a round-trip ticket and $350 extra in his best suit, some nylons and a musical powder box in his valise, and reporters and photographers surrounding him, Frank Hayostek boarded a plane to fly to his blue-eyed colleen...
...shot a hole through McCullaugh's right ear. He fired fruitlessly at the women. Green ran. Jacobs leaped out, dropped the gun and sprinted wildly down the street. The police found him only half an hour later, hiding on a nearby roof. He confessed, ratted on his pal Green and cried dramatically: "If you've got me, give it to me. I don't care if I burn anyhow." The cops, who had listened to Hopkins' sobbing wife and brokenhearted mother, set out to do their best to accommodate...
Where's Charley? (Warner) adds tunes, Technicolor and limber-legged Ray Bolger to that durable old 1892 romp, Charley's Aunt, to make a merry cinemusical. As Oxford Undergraduate Charley,* Bolger sings & dances in his ingratiatingly gawky style. And to get himself and his pal out of a romantic dilemma, he also impersonates Dona Lucia d'Alvadorez, his rich aunt from Brazil, "where all the nuts come from." Decked out in a long black dress and a red wig, "with a face like a hatchet, a voice like a duck and a figure to match," Bolger makes...
Says Fine: "He always calls me pal. I don't know where he picked it up but I get a great kick...