Word: sellouts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Mine, starring Mario Lanza. The new black & white "magpie" evening gown, which the Queen wore for the occasion, turned out to be a star attraction too. Three days later, West End department stores reported that a copy of the Queen's gown (price: $27) was a sellout item...
...million worth of unreleased pictures. If exhibitors boycotted the new films, as they threaten to do if RKO jells to TV, the studio could easily lose more than a TV deal might make. President Stolkin also soothed the exhibitors with word that RKO was planning no such sellout to TV at present. Said he: "RKO movies and television are not married, but engaged...
...said that even Democrats crossed party lines to vote for McCarthy. This is untrue. County-by-county breakdowns show that insofar as Democrats did vote in the Republican primary, it was for Schmitt. The only exceptions were three wards in the Polish section of South Milwaukee, where the "sellout of Poland" issue obscured even McCarthyism...
...only show, in 1948, was a sellout. C. V. ("Sonny") Whitney was her first customer, with a $350 purchase, and since then she has found it hard to supply the de. mand. The Paul Mellons have 14 of her pictures, including an $8,000 series of wall paintings, which show the four seasons in full bloom at their Upperville, Va. farm. The Mellons are especially taken by Painter Hewes's gift for catching the individual personalities of their favorite cats, dogs, horses and cows...
Remembering the class of 1927's freshman academic difficulties, the faculty came up with a new policy, "no probation after November hours." Relived, the sophomores helped make the Dartmouth game a sellout, but four fumbles gave the Big Green a 6 to 0 win. Despite this setback, football seemed to be uppermost in the undergraduate mind--so much so that Dean Greenough '98 complained. "Mother prefers to have her son a quarterback on the football team rather than have him a scholar...