Word: rosee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Gypsy. In this stripsnorter of a show adapted from the Broadway musical abstracted from Gypsy Rose Lee's autobiography, Rosalind Russell is marvelous as a stage mother whose daughter can't act but is pretty good at takeoffs...
...year-old Nehru gave the impression of being swept along by this tumult, not of leading it. His agony was apparent as he rose in Parliament, three days before the Chinese cease-fire announcement, to report that the Indian army had been decisively defeated at Se Pass and Walong. The news raised a storm among the M.P.s. A Deputy from the threatened Assam state was on his feet, shaking with indignation and demanding, "What is the government going to do? Why can't you tell us? Are we going to get both men and materials from friendly countries...
...expected it would look pretty bad," News chairman Jonathan Chapman Rose announced in explanation, "and I've seen ugly before, but when we got copies of this parody from the printers, hoo boy, what ugly! We just couldn't go through with it. It was humiliating...
...howl," Rose promised me in a telephone interview, indicating that the humor of the parody would derive from the fact that it would be entirely printed before The Game. This would, in effect, he said, distinguish it from a similar but real post-Game "Extra" to be published by the CRIMSON during The Game and actually containing full details on the course of play as well as the final score...
...Late reports from the Canadian News Service, however, bring out the fact that the Yalies were not successful in even this desperate maneuver. In a news release on the "Extra" Rose admitted that the CRIMSON "Extra" had been the first to hit the streets "by at least 15 minutes," and claimed that the Dailie failure was "an act of God." "He's always been against us," Rose concluded...