Word: precisionism
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It ought to be obvious that a man playing a part cannot see his own performance as an audience does. Not only this, but he cannot adequately judge the performances of the other players with whom he is acting and (one hopes?) interacting on stage. A production needs to be...
As the golf tournament that matters most, the U.S. Open naturally has produced any number of dramatic moments, spectacular shots and brilliant performances-the eagle-two that won the 1939 Open for Byron Nelson, the nine-hole score of 30 that Arnold Palmer shot in 1960, the third-round 66...
Humming. Most important, Henshel complemented the company's basic Bulova watch by introducing two new lines: the low-priced ($10.95 to $29.95) Caravelle, designed to compete with the Timex, and the top-quality Accutron ($125 and up), a battery-powered electronic watch whose tuning-fork action assures precision, makes...
A farewell concert by a tour group has, or should have, a special quality of excited anticipation. To use a blasphemous example, the appearance of Asian Tour 1967 was a little like the unveiling of the 1967 Cars. But unlike an unveiling, what was revealed was not a finished product...
Take the scene at Christie's last week. Gathered in a reverent circle for a pre-auction sampling was a handful of collectors, rich young men, food snobs and knowing oenophiles. Before them was a small, gray-green, hand-blown bottle. Carefully the dust of two centuries was wiped...