Word: sat
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Wepman told the whole story. Harlow sat placidly by, reading from the Oxford Book of English Verse and icily ignored the whole undignified affair, although he looked up at one time and said coldly: "He speaks for himself, not for me." Harlow himself talked only after the police accused him of murdering for gain. Nothing, he announced indignantly, could have been further from the truth-he had killed his mother simply because he hated her and killed his father because he was under Mrs. Fraden's thumb...
...Metropolitan Opera (Sat. 2 p.m., ABC). Mozart's Marriage of Figaro, with Kunz, Guarrera, Seefried...
Peace on Earth (Sat. 5 p.m., NBC). United Nations documentary, with Charles Boyer...
Jackie Gleason Show (Sat...
Instead of getting off on the second floor, where the Trib's circulation department is, he got off at the ad department on another floor. At the desk in front of the elevator sat a receptionist who had never exchanged a word with the Colonel before, though she well recognized his commanding presence. "Where are the dolls?" asked the Colonel sternly. Knowing nothing of the dolls, but thinking of the sea of empty desks around her, the flustered receptionist blurted out: "They've all just gone to lunch." Rank impertinence, the Colonel later thundered to his aides...