Word: solider
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Ansbach, Germany (July 25-Aug.11): a solid week of Bach, including cantatas and rarely heard motets, the B Minor Mass, the six Brandenburg Concertos...
...well-known playwrights, the only one to score big was George S. Kaufman with The Solid Gold Cadillac, and he only in collaboration with Howard Teichmann, and with help from a lady-Josephine Hull. But among the many promising first-timers on Broadway, there were not only Tea and Sympathy's Anderson, Via Flaminia's Alfred Hayes and End As a Man's Calder Willingham, but Louis Peterson with Take a Giant Step, Jane Bowles with In the Summer House and Julian Funt with The Magic and the Loss...
...Jenkins' most publicized cases was his defense of Ed McNew, a camera-shy professional bondsman accused of shooting at a Knoxville newspaper photographer. The photographer produced a solid piece of evidence to support a charge of assault with intent to kill: a clear picture of McNew shooting at him. After postponing the case as long as possible, Jenkins produced McNew (who had been in an automobile accident) on a stretcher. A nurse and a doctor stood by, interrupting McNew's testimony to administer medications. After McNew faintly testified that photographers had hounded him, Jenkins argued that McNew...
...that tends increasingly toward gloom, horror and mathematical coldness in art, the painter who makes a critical success with warm and happy pictures is an exception. Such an artist is Vytautas Kasiulis, 36, a refugee from Lithuania, whose one-man show in Paris last week was a solid hit with critics and buyers alike...
...manual on corporate management. To him, his children are irresponsible junior executives who must submit periodic balance sheets on their behavior. "What have we here?" he asks in his raised-eyebrow voice when the accounts are out of line. Mother Griffin has a large, solid body, but her brain is the stuff pillows are made of. Her life is one long strategic retreat. Two Griffin children dominate the story. Dick, the novel's narrator, is an unself-confident 16, torn between the slavish loyalty demanded by his father and the slavish devotion he feels for his older sister, Brace...