Word: soule
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Prophet), so she wouldn't have to go all through it again. Just to see if it hadn't happened once or twice before, though, they agreed to have her hypnotized. According to Stearn, who has just published a book about the phenomenon (The Search for a Soul), Miss Caldwell began recalling no less than 37 former lifetimes. She spoke of the days when she was a scullery maid to George Eliot, a transvestite surgeon in ancient Greece, even the mother of Mary Magdalene (Jesus Christ, she recalled, had golden red hair and "when he speaks...
Married. Joseph Hazziez, 37, soul singer under the name of Joe Tex who, after three 1,000,000-disk recordings (Skinny Legs and All, Hold On to What You've Got, I Gotcha), changed his beat last July to become a Black Muslim minister; and Leah Miller, 22, pre-med student; he for the second time, she for the first; in Washington...
...dark, smothering, somehow vaguely menacing hue. "Don't ask me why it must be so because I don't know," Bergman writes in the Cries and Whispers screenplay. Perhaps it is because "ever since my childhood I have pictured the inside of the soul as a moist membrane in shades of red." Both Hedda Gabler and this film share, too, a careful choreography of movement, with the actresses gliding in almost glacial grace across the frame. Yet as ever in Berg man, although the conception seems theatrical, the style is superbly cinematic. Bergman is a film maker...
...reproduces evenings spent in the White House when Jackie and the kids were out of town. There were Audrey Hepburn movies and broiled chicken dinners warmed over on a hot plate. Later, perhaps, TV and a few beers, or maybe a couple of oldies on the stereo: Body and Soul, Stardust, Stormy Weather. Then around 11 o'clock the President would take himself off to bed and say: "Good night, pal, will you please put out the light?" And old Dave would drive home to his wife and kiddies in McLean...
Bruce Catton is a gentle soul. Even his 13 Civil War books-while alive and ablaze with the sights and sounds of doomed men dashing up grassy slopes, or storming across stubbled cornfields, or simply slaughtering one another -are curiously gentle. There is not much blood and guts in Catton's works. Men either die bravely or they simply die. All are controlled by a civilization they cannot understand...