Word: rolles
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Sirens wailed, ships' whistles bellowed the V-for-Victory. Bands played, pipers skirled and people sang old songs and the new hits. But when the tenders came in, the 4,000 repatriates were singing the song many had sung when they marched away to war: Roll Out the Barrel...
Through a millennium and a half Rome has known many a German master. Now, as the bloody battle of Italy moves up from the south, Nazi tanks and cannon rumble not far from the Forum, Colosseum and Pantheon. Truck convoys roll by the churches, palaces and museums where the sculptures of the Caesars, the frescoes of the Renaissance are stored...
Lieut, (j.g.) C. K. Hildebrandt dived on one of six Zeros closing in on another Hellcat, gave the enemy ship a burst and saw it roll over on its back, smoking...
...Tracers went by me," said he. "so I pulled up, collecting some 7.7 slugs through the cockpit enclosure. The Zero behind me pulled away. Firing from 100 yards, I continued through his pull-out and roll. He 'went in' when his port wing was shot...
Paris operas, with their over lavish settings, are ideal meat for the color camera and although Nelson Eddy never was too appealing as an actor, he can roll that bartone of his. Claude Rains, of "Casablanca" fame, portrays the third violinist, and incidentally, the masked phantom. Eddy and the gondrame officer, Edward Barrier, put on a rather amusing and seemingly original Alphonse and Gaston performance at the mere presence of the budding opera star, Susanna Foster...