Word: recapped
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...union. On Labor Day, 1957, TIME summed up the congressional hearings on labor up to that point, and concluded: "There is a strong likelihood of more restrictive labor laws." After three years of congressional investigation of the Teamsters, TIME decided that it was time to restudy and recap the record, which Teamster Boss Jimmy Hoffa has boldly said "speaks for itself." The long record and what it says is documented and analyzed in the NATIONAL-AFFAIRS cover story, "Pretty Simple Life...
...prepare to read reports on a rival team's performance and finds that he has misplaced his reading glasses. Then everything stops and his aides go through a standard routine, beginning with a search of his pockets, an investigation of his room and leading up to a recap of all the places he has been that...
...attempt to recap the plot would be useless, even impossible, but presumably the Spewack team felt that a child prodigy, several eccentric musicians, and a female music instructor would be funny in themselves--especially if the music instructor palms the prodigy off as her illegitimate son in order to get him an audition. Add to this the inevitable misunderstandings, and some dialogue on sophistication, and the authors have succeeded in compounding confusion at the expense of interest...
...Flipping Recap...
...copy of your crazy mag and glim Dave Brubeck on the cover [Nov. 8]. At last those of us who dig the modernists won't receive gleepin' stares when we mention Brubeck or Rogers . . . These cats are the wailin'est! Thanks for your flipping recap of the '54 jazz scene...