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...have to suit his brattish conniptions." He is "lacking in character, ability or loyalty." The invective was familiar, but the target was new. This time Hearst-man Westbrook Pegler was attacking neither a Roosevelt, nor a labor leader, nor Harry Truman. He was taking on his own boss, William Randolph Hearst...
Ride the High Country and Lonely Are the Brave are off-the-beaten-trail westerns about men-Joel McCrea and Randolph Scott in Country, Kirk Douglas in Brave-who attempt to forget the gall of the world in following the call of the wild...
Although the strike was the immediate cause of Hearst's selling out, the 125-year-old Sentinel has been moribund for years. To William Randolph Hearst Jr., editor in chief of the Hearst papers, the trouble with the Sentinel was the rival Journal's economic superiority: "There was no need for an advertiser to take another paper. The Sentinel just didn't run enough advertising to make a go of it." Last year, with 16,700,000 ad lines to the Journal's 51,200,000, the Sentinel lost...
Ride the High Country and Lonely Are the Brave are off-the-beaten-trail westerns about uncommonly untamed men who refuse to traffic with, or truckle to, a mechanized civilization. The gallant losers include Joel McCrea and Randolph Scott (Country) and Kirk Douglas (Brave...
Ride the High Country and Lonely Are the Brave are two vastly superior westerns about untamed, free-spirited men whom civilization has made obsolescent. Joel McCrea, Randolph Scott (Country) and Kirk Douglas (Brave) give strong, graceful performances with the unforced dignity of the old breed of western hero...