Word: snideness
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...think it would be much more satisfactory all around if he would play long-distance footsie with her somewhere other than in your columns. It would certainly make for less irresponsible play-reviewing, and a more productive and united theatrical community. Until then, in the face of this snide, double-barreled hypocrisy, The "embattled" Harvard Dramatic Club will go right on doing its best, all the while hoping some day in the not too distant future for a review of fair comparison. Craig Gilbert...
...Trivial . . . were your reviewer's rather snide remarks [TIME, April 8] about my "sub-historical" stuff (in Intimations of Eve), and my Tarzanish and Alley-Oopian portrayals; but of greater moment is his deft effort to conceal his ignorance and suggest his erudition with such remarks: "Experts may wish to argue . . . whether the principle of the canoe was grasped before the principle of the baby...
Buenos Aires' nationalist, snide Tribuna, long accustomed to reporting Colonel Juan Domingo Perón's triumphs in Argentina, published evidence of the Colonel's expanding popularity abroad. Its correspondent reported...
...conference over, fair-minded correspondents agreed that the Governor had done quite well. He had kept his good humor, had not lost balance. They could not say as much for some of their snide colleagues...
...gallops through some handsome Technicolored Arizona landscapes and fetches up nowhere in particular. Originally, Paramount planned a film about the Calgary Stampede. What emerges is a complicated musical involving a show girl (Dorothy Lamour) whose father owns a dud silver mine, a counterfeiter (Victor Moore) who looks like a snide old deacon, and a young fellow (Dick Powell) who can't decide just how honest is honest enough. Toothy Cass Daley, the pauper's Beatrice Lillie, may tickle groundlings. For others there is a very shrewd little slapfooted dance performed by Cy Landry as an Indian...