Word: sentimentalizing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Townsend, grey, gentle, diffident, lives with his wife Minnie in Long Beach, has a grown son and daughter close at hand. Happy are they in the faith that Papa's Plan will win national attention when Congress opens. That a groundswell of public sentiment for old age pensions is rising was indicated last week by results of a New York Herald Tribune questionnaire. Of nearly 5,000 U. S. newspaper and farm journal editors who replied, two-thirds reported their communities solidly behind some compulsory government sys tem of old age pensions. Of many another New Deal plank, only minimum...
...land were sagging with NRA violation cases, that work was being bootlegged in the U. S. on a scale comparable with whiskey during Prohibition.** For this and other reasons he was unable to agree that A. F. of L.'s 30-hr, week, for which there was growing Congressional sentiment, was operable...
...Laddie' Brewer who liked to go to bed At eight o'clock and as mess-officer Was hailed until a diet of canned crab Too oft repeated change of sentiment Provoked, and so another was elected...
...rest of the cast as well as the atmosphere of the picture conters around him. It is fortunate, for the players are unable to come up to this standard. Norma Shearer lends sentiment and charm to the portrayal of Elizabeth Barrett, which adapts itself rather well to the mid-Victorian era, but as usual her emotions are more shimmering than deep...
...Daily Bread (Viking). For the average Hollywood producer, Depression furnished a number of tedious gags, a few new turns for old plots. But it failed to invest the cinema with much New Deal sentiment, much sense of economic ferment. This fact has long rankled in the impatient mind of thick-lipped, shock-haired King Vidor...