Word: rewardingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...according to ordinary musical formula. This is, however, one slight twist: instead of two men chasing a girl, there are two girls after a fidgety bookie, called Brain Foster (Scott Brady). Virtue, of course, triumphs in the end and Mitzi Gaynot as a showgirl managers to win the doublin reward of marrying Foster, but not without several chases in which the ubiquitous bloodhounds play a conspicuous part...
...year. He joined the Rotary Club, the Masons and the Chamber of Commerce, contributed to charities and led an exemplary life. But after George got married in 1927, he discovered that he couldn't live on his salary even though it had been raised, as a reward for a decade of hard work, to $1,400. George did not ask for another raise-even after brother Orville became the bank president. But in order to feed his family and pay the rent, he began embezzling a little money...
Stumm offered 5,000 DM ($1,190) reward for each of the kidnapers. He also announced the arrest of three minor accessories to the crime. One, described as the mistress of a ring member, had been caught just as she was plotting the abduction of another prominent antiCommunist...
...constant reaction of the players that Williams considers the coach's greatest reward...
Possibilities for the job: the Philippines' Carlos Romulo, Mexico's Padilla Nervo. The reward: $20,000 tax-free salary, a big house and $20,000 for expenses...