Word: phenomenons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Julie Ann, 17, Catherine Jan, 14, and Colin Cameron, 6. Though Capp sometimes talks his wife into spending stretches of weeks in Manhattan, she is a woman "who gets sleepy at n o'clock" and pines for the New England countryside. Capp has mirrored his astonishment at this phenomenon by making her the model for a character named Moonbeam McSwine, a lovely girl but one who "likes to stay down on the farm with the hawgs...
Half a million copies of this book have been ordered in advance of publication, a publishing phenomenon but no great surprise. To future generations, Picture History may be just what its title implies: to those who lived through World War II, it is a long reminder of reality...
...recognizable traces of Tallulah Bankhead, is volatile, egocentric and uninhibited, a great stage personality whose bitter anxiety over encroaching middle age blights both her career and her love affair with a younger director (Gary Merrill*). Eve's original well-meaning sponsor (Celeste Holm) is a hapless show-business phenomenon: as the non-professional wife of a successful playwright (Hugh Marlowe), she feels pangs of insecurity at having her husband dangled constantly before beautiful, designing females of the theater...
...reason for this phenomenon is the fact that there will be an eclipse of the moon at 8:30 p.m. according to several newspaper science editors. Semi-documentary movies now being filmed on the moon are expected to halt operations during the blackout...
...specialized in rabbiting and who one day caught a black one. This, according to the story, he hastily brought home to his mistress, "clearly recognizing it was an unusual specimen"-and also hoping, no doubt, add the Lockridges, "that [she] would have an interesting explanation of the phenomenon...