Word: tuberculars
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...live for. But now his world has tumbled down about him. He is not only unable to pick himself up from the ruins, he does not even know quite what the ruins are. He feels "guilty," "lost in despair," but he cannot understand why. He turns on his tubercular wife who had renounced her family and her Jewish faith for the love of him, and he cannot fathom the reason for the disappearance of his own passionate devotion to her. He just feels "empty" and runs to the company of the Lebedevs, who are themselves living superficial existences...
...grounds of a Zurich clinic, photographers got a picture they had given up hope of getting: a shot of Sir Stafford Cripps, looking older and ravaged by pain, but on his feet again. His response to treatment for a tubercular spine condition also amazed his doctors, who predicted that he would be able to leave for his home in England within a month...
David John Hanson '52 of Winthrop House and Madison, Wisconsin died early this morning in Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. He had been ill of tubercular meningitis for the past six weeks...
Mildred, who, even as a tubercular, was played with bumptious enthusiasm by Cloris Leachman. As the clubfooted Philip, Tom Helmore seemed wooden-faced and without passion. Nearly as much drama was packed into the commercials (Tintair), which starred June Havoc, Joyce Mathews and a model who triumphantly completed dyeing her mouse-blonde hair to brunette while Maugham's characters were struggling to their happy ending...
...soft lips, hard guys, and easy money. He is an innocent strong boy, and is forced into struggles with six or eight gangsters and a couple of attractive but not very reliable women. In the process, he gets himself called the "most perfect physical specimen," rescues a dying tubercular gangster from a flaming house, knocks out several elegant thugs, and learns that "there's nothing in the world like a dame...