Word: serially
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...problems these characters confront are almost entirely created and solved by themselves; they seldom encounter real obstacles. In fact, "the typical radio-serial situation [can be compared to] a stagnant lake which is troubled by a stone thrown into...
Dumesnil hid his share. André Pierre tried changing a note or two. Police were informed of strange serial numbers, arrested both men. Hard-pressed Frenchmen guffawed among themselves when they learned that the bank had known nothing of its loss...
...modest apartment on the eleventh floor of the Latino-Americana apartments in Mexico City, Jules Romains is at work on the 13th volume of Men of Good Will. He has been writing his vast serial for 13 year. He writes in longhand on his mahogany desk in the combination dining and living room, his back to the window that overlooks Mexico City to the south and, beyond it, the mountain ranges hemming in the Valley of Mexico. For six or seven hours each day, he traces out the involved characters and the complicated situations of the giant novel that already...
None of these adjectives fits a single line of Avalanche. Written as a Sateve post serial, it is spectacular melodrama, sometimes tautened into Hitchcocky thrills. Its setting: the Alps at the point where France, Switzerland, Italy meet. Its heroine: U.S.-born, French-raised Fenton Ravel, who visits Unoccupied France to find her French lover, Bastineau...
...will carry some of the U.S. shows that make Canadians flick the dial, tune in on U.S. stations. Among them: Bob Hope, Fred Allen, Philco's Hall of Fame, and a serial, That Brewster...