Word: rage
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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FRIEDA LAWRENCE, edited by E. W. Tedlock Jr. The letters, essays and memoirs of D. H. Lawrence's wife etch her as a Lawrencian nymph who drove the prophet of free sex to Victorian rage...
...that Cutler and Miss Hawkins should necessarily have resorted to pecularities of style to hold the audience. But as their lines, played straight, are awkward at best, they might have tried to strike a few more sparks. Flax's rage never impressed me, his perplexities never touched me. Neither did Stella...
...tree has been planted hopefully in the wasteland), if it wasn't for Miss Kate, the spinster guardian who keeps threatening to have Henry sent back to prison if he don't give up that fool music. When Miss Kate dies, Henry flies into a necro-filial rage and attacks the poor soul in her very grave. That sort of thing makes a bad impression in Columbus, Texas. Soon Georgette and her daughter are alone again, smiling through their tears as the young deputy Mr. Slim (Don Murray) drives them out of town toward The Valley. Of course...
...show." In the four years since, they have sold 14 million records establishing themselves as far and away the most popular piano duo ever Branching out into new fields, they have just finished writing and playing the film score for United Artists' upcoming A Rage to Live. This week they begin a two-month tour of the U.S. and Canada At a recent concert in Manhattan's Philharmonic Hall, Ferrante and Teicher skipped through a medley of their movie-theme hits: Moon River Days of Wine and Roses, The Exodus Song, Tonight. Their dual attack usually...
...1940s, Picasso was almost every painter's ghostly father. In the '50s it was Hans Hofmann who schooled the abstract expressionists. Now, with the '60s rage for pop, who should turn up to be the grandada of the new generation but Marcel Duchamp, at 77 the century's most indestructible enfant terrible. As far back as anyone can remember, Duchamp has exulted in controversy. In 1913 his Nude Descending a Staircase, described at the time as "an explosion in a shingle factory," was the belly blow of Manhattan's Armory Show. He dabbled in dada...