Word: playboy
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...evening, Playboy's sex-conscious rabbit (or bunny or maybe bunny rabbit) spent one of his more miserable nights in his fascinating career at Harvard's first (and probably only) Playboy party...
...highly publicized and highly priced Harvard Playboy premier at Harkness Commons was rather dull indeed. For those who had come expecting a reasonable facsimile of the parties Playboy so temptingly describes from time to time, the Harvard version was downright miserable...
...still Girl with a Suitcase will be acclaimed. It has precisely one good scene, in which Lorenzo sulks as a middle-aged playboy tries to put the make on Aida. Because it is 99 and 44/100ths per cent Italian, however, it floats. The first scene of the movie, for example, shows a car stopping and Aida getting out to relieve herself. In an American movie, this would be deplored as unnecessary crudity, which it is; here, presumably, it is wonderfully realistic. It's about time people began to appraise foreign movies on grounds other than how foreign they...
Purple Noon studies its characters carefully and objectively, and Clement has made full use of his small but uniformly excellent cast. As the cruel and brutish playboy, Maurice Ronet stands out from the mass of playboys murdered in thrillers. When Marge puts off making love to lecture him on art, he explodes, destroys her notes, and roars "Why do you mix Fra Angelico and love...
Both Esquire and Playboy have successfully modified their image by genuinely readjusting their contents. If the Saturday Evening Post intends to offer an effective forum for divergent opinion (and word of a forthcoming piece challenging the blacklist is heartening), a far more exciting and appealing magazine is in the offing. But Mediocrity by any other name will remain Mediocre