Word: sensationalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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So persuasively told, so well mounted is Now and Forever that its old tricks seem almost new. In a slightly different combination are to be found the ingredients which in Little Miss Marker made dimpled, piping Shirley Temple a national sensation. When Shirley holds a monolog with an imaginary person...
The Dionne quintuplets of Callander, Ontario, last week began what is likely to prove a long and eventful series of screen appearances. Perhaps the day will come when newsreel accounts of the daily doings of these five sisters will be as tiresomely commonplace as diving girls at Miami, Fascist youth...
Auburn was the gold mine which supplied young Errett Lobban Cord & friends with the fortune which, between speculative excitements, they have invested in airlines, shipbuilding, taxicabs. Entering the company when it was flat on its back in 1924, Motorman Cord lofted sales from $8,000,000 in 1925 to a...
Last week Nijinsky was in a Swiss insane asylum, Ida Rubinstein was aging in Paris, Léon Bakst was dead, but Michel Fokine was in Manhattan watching another Scheherazade which he had produced on ten days notice. Fokine's Scheherazade was the indoor sensation of Paris in 1910...
Within a few minutes, it was clear to the world's markets that Mr. Callander's Board had confirmed the worst fears for U. S. Agriculture. The wheat fields were not quite so bare as private observers had calculated (TIME, Aug 6). But cotton-land had shrunk below the gloomiest...