Word: smile
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...later two commentaries on the rallies comprised the Daily's ed page. Ross D. MacKenzie ended his column: "For a while, at least, the Liberal Establishment had been confounded. The whole thing was fantastic." MacKenzie blasted the counter-pickets as "disheveled columns [of] bearded competitors" who "did not smile, any of them." Inside the Garden, however, "there was no extremism. Some humor was still left...
...Gunn described that age, so obviously like our own as to make the comparison banal, as a "violent time" which demanded its right to be taken seriously by whispering to the writer, "For feel my fingers in your pia mater. I am a cruelly insistent friend:/ You cannot smile at me and make an end." But when the explosion of tradition and the routini- zation of expression coincide, when the scenery falls down, the audience packs up, and all dialogue, even the best, reduces itself to threatening, because patterned, gibberish, the quality of dramatic action becomes infected by a kind...
Your cover portrait of industrialist Matsushita [Feb. 23] prompts me to ask: Has he ever been known to smile-for instance, when he is counting his yummy yummy...
...Boulting brothers have given her enough bit parts recently, and one remembers her dimly as somebody's aunt in I'm All Right, Jack. But most people are apt to be content simply to recognize her bulk; and, having distinguished her from all those other clever English actors, they smile happily, rather like a city boy able to name a curious country flower, and forget all about...
...album was a hit, but he let more than two years pass before he would try another. "You can't turn inspiration on and off,'' he says. "You can only hit the supreme moments occasionally." But the supreme moments, admits Evans, relaxing into a rare smile, have carried him a long way: "Music is the only thing that has dragged me through life...