Word: subjects
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...JOURNAL (Shown on Mondays). "Justice and the Poor" or, more properly, injustice and the poor, is the subject of a tough-hitting documentary that shows how, all too often, the law can confuse rather than comfort the poor...
STRATFORD, CONN.--At last Shakespeare's Richard II seems to be coming into its own. In recent years it has increasingly become a favorite subject for critics, a cherished assignment in college drama courses, and no longer the rarity in performance that it used...
Soon after he took over as Prime Minister, Trudeau vowed that "I will not let this job louse up my private life." Trudeau and his family-and his former girl friends-have a sort of conspiracy of silence on the subject of his social activities. Trudeau says that he is very close to his aging mother, with whom he lived in the family's large brick house in Outrement until about three years ago. When asked why he has never married, he once replied: "I've never been asked, but this is leap year...
...every film maker but one-Italy's Michelangelo Antonioni. "That is the one director whose sensibilities I cannot get inside," he says, possibly because the aridity of Antonioni's films is diametrically opposite to Truffaut's abiding humanism. Perhaps his favorite cinematic hero became the subject last year of a classic appreciation: Hitchcock, published by Simon & Schuster. A series of interviews by Truffaut, the dialogue is an insightful exchange that says as much about the sensitive disciple as about the witty, deprecating master...
Journalist Didion, 33, a former Vogue editor and now a Saturday Evening Post columnist, wrote these 20 essays and articles for a variety of magazines between 1961 and 1967. Most of the subject matter is conventional, perhaps even overworked. Yet it approaches art, not merely because Author Didion has an unforgetting reporter's ear, nor simply because she can hit human vagaries with the quick, poisonous aim of an aroused rattlesnake...