Word: soberer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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HALLELUJAH THE HILLS. In his rambunctious first feature, U.S. Director Adolfas Mekas turns the sober Vermont country side into a landscape by Dali, and proves himself one of the new cinema's most skilled farceurs...
...that he could dampen fires as well as ignite them. More than 1,000 newsmen, diplomats and officials were perched anxiously on a sea of spindly gold chairs when at the stroke of 3 p.m. the raspberry-red curtains parted and De Gaulle lumbered to the podium, wearing a sober charcoal-grey suit and a dark striped tie. He gave the familiar wave to the crowd, heard the same gaggle of questions-some planted and some not-and then exercised his same royal prerogative of picking out only those he wanted to answer-just four in number...
...considered, we are confident that the religious leaders of our country will find none of these pitfalls insurmountable. No scheme of any grandeur is devoid of kinks which must be worked out by sober, intelligent minds. Jehova's monument will demonstrate that the true image of America, reflected in its capital, is that of, in the words of our President, "a good and God-fearing people...
HALLELUJAH THE HILLS. In his rambunctious first feature, U.S. Director Adolfas Mekas turns the sober Vermont countryside into a landscape by Dali, and proves himself one of the new cinema's most skilled farceurs...
...tastes of subway riders (he was one), and he built his tabloid into the biggest and most prosperous daily in the U.S. Some detractors say the News got there by peddling only the most marketable wares-crime, sex, sob stuff and baby pictures-with professional skill. But even the sober New York Times could take lessons from the News's equally professional ability to cut the "important but dull" story down to size. The News reader gets just about everything in the lively, abbreviated style suitable to someone being jolted underground from The Bronx to midtown. The Times...