Word: trespassed
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...when Martha Schlamme recorded a full album of Weill's best compositions. The album includes songs from Weill's days with Brecht, as well as his later and sweeter French and American music (J'attends un navire, My Ship). Last week Interloper Schlamme extended her welcome trespass by turning up in a Bowery theater-café called The Howff with a show devoted entirely to Weill. The show and its setting would have been just right for Lenya, but Schlamme could hardly be better...
...weeks ago, the Morgan Staters renewed their effort-joined by white students from Johns Hopkins University and Goucher, a girls' college. In mixed groups, the students entered the Northwood lob by to buy tickets. Each time, the theater manager read aloud the Maryland trespass law. Arrests followed, and in seven days, 413 demonstrators were hauled off to jail. Most refused to post bail, set as high as $600, instead crowded six and seven to a cell, spilled over into corridors, and clambered around the penal premises...
...finally relented, promised to integrate if the students would call off the demonstrations. Bail set for the students was eliminated, and they were released from the jail. Only one thing marred the victory: unless police and the theater management agree to dismiss them, the students still face charges of trespass and disorderly conduct...
...Scripps's grandsons, who inherited his empire and vote 80% of Scripps-Howard stock, trespass on editorial prerogative. In fact, they are scarcely interested. From the chain's third head quarters in Cincinnati. Grandson Charles W. Scripps. 42, board chairman of the controlling E. W. Scripps Co., is concerned mainly with implementing a directive handed down by his grandfather: "Never do business except at a profit." Says Charles Scripps: "We're constantly watching the profit picture. The minute you let up, the profits go down...
This was not Comic-Strip Artist Kelly's first trespass on the editorial writer's preserve-nor was it the first time that such excursions have cost him papers...