Word: partner
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...equanimity has also suffered, he recovered his good humor long enough to supply a surprise postscript to the annual musical lampoon staged by political reporters. Always a show business buff, Lindsay donned straw hat, white gloves and cane for a soft-shoe song-and-dance routine with a professional partner. "Maybe," he quipped, "I can save this show yet." That hopeful observation was clearly not limited to the evening's entertainment...
...STREET. Set in Nazi-controlled Slovakia in 1942, this perfectly played Czech masterpiece reduces an awesome tragedy to human size. Its seriocomic hero is a well-meaning Aryan nonentity (Josef Kroner) who seizes the button shop owned by a feeble, trusting old Jewess (Ida Kaminska) and finds himself a partner in her fate...
...baggage-claim room at the Boston terminal, Rubinstein perked an ear to the oozy wash of Muzak and began to shuffle across the floor with an imaginary partner. When a leggy young blonde entered, he shot an appraising eye at her. "Hmm, not bad," he murmured. "Shall I ask her to dance? No, she's too serious." And on he waltzed...
Board-Room Debate. The maneuvers for Studebaker began nearly a month ago, when the would-be buyer came to Lehman Partner Frank Manheim, who is also a director of Studebaker. Assured that the buyer had no intention of shaking up Studebaker's management, Manheim arranged a convivial day in New York with Studebaker Chairman Randolph H. Guthrie and President Byers Burlingame...
...characters seem farfetched types, the actors are familiar ones. As the middleaged husband, Gerald S. O'Loughlin is almost indistinguishable from Alan King, Ken Kercheval, O'Loughlin's partner, looks and talks like Orson Bean. Rochelle Oliver is reminiscent of Sandy Dennis, though quite funny in her own right...