Word: sentimentales
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Small Sandra Michael writes her five episodes a week sitting outdoors (if necessary, in blankets) in South Norwalk, Conn. A churchbell or a caterpillar on a leaf is enough to give her a start. By other than soap opera standards, her stuff is only fair. Her worst, deadline-rushed scripts...
Thus Biographer Peter Quennell (Byron: the Years of Fame} starts Byron and his retinue, like latter-day Canterbury pilgrims, on a sentimental journey that was to take the Poet away from England for ever, lead him at last to Greece and death at the age of 36. Byron in...
It is thoroughly characteristic of the men who wish to have a "peace" by arrangement with the Nazis that they, are never able to take a convincing stand against Nazi doctrines, nor against Fascism in general. Their sense of the historic present is so feeble that they can submit to...
His Moscow. Capital or fortress, Stalin loved this city. He was Georgian born and his accent is still thick, but he had done much for Moscow; he had come to think of himself as a native Muscovite. He was not a sentimental man; he would not cry over the white...
Roman Catholics fare no better in Editor Dark's book. He assails the Vatican for temporizing with Hitler and for ditching Catholicism's Popular Party in Italy to come to terms with Mussolini in the Lateran Treaty. "With its Right definitely Fascist and its Left timorously sentimental," says...