Word: ryans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Young playwrights, particularly when they have a great deal to say, feel an impulse to say it all at once. No exception, O'Neill indulges in every thematic permutation. Both his protagonists are made heroes, and both are villains. Dion, as played by Mitch Ryan, is less a poseur than a mixed-up kid; Brown (Richard Mulligan) is less an organization man than a hard worker. An these antithetical characters love and admire each other as a prerequisite of their hatred. O'Neill comes out both for and against his mystical idea of "talent," and for and against his image...
...purveying its varied reading diet, Catholic Digest has grown into something resembling big business. Besides its two creators and its present editor, the Rev. T. Kenneth Ryan, 56, the magazine employs a fulltime staff of 100, with correspondents and offices all over the U.S. and Europe. Like the Reader's Digest, it has its own book club (56,000 members), from time to time also publishes profitable hardcover anthologies drawn from back issues. Next year it will begin publishing a FORTUNE-sized magazine geared to the $4 billion Catholic trade market in the U.S.-schools, churches, hospitals, monasteries, convents...
...River Bishop James Ryan may well be appalled to learn that over and above his Amazonian problems he may have to cope with the "Three Dark Areas" cited by Dr. Miller in the adjoining column of the June 16 issue...
...Tiago's pet project at the moment is a seminary at Santarém to teach high school and junior college subjects. A 56-room building is going up: "I have 51 men working on it-as long as I stand there watching them." Ryan gets money for his projects on hat-passing trips to the U.S., where he inevitably confronts "a little old lady who asks, 'Do the natives wear clothes?' It takes all my will power to keep from snapping back, 'Yes, they do, you lascivious-minded old hypocrite.' " To people who find...
Surest solution to the space squeeze has been found by Chicago's Marcia Metzger, 19, a fashion model and Sarah Lawrence freshman, who next week will marry Princeton Senior John R. Cooper, 21. Daughter of a top executive in the Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan advertising agency, Marcia will be married in a singlesteeple, knotty-pine chapel built especially for her wedding on her family's Woodstock, Ill., estate. Seating only 17 people, the chapel, which is a remodeled pump shed, has a built-in hi-fi system for organ music and a huge picture window opposite the altar...