Word: tuned
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...most important event on TV this week is, unfortunately, only available to those who can tune in New York's WNEW or Washington's WTTG. It is the BBC's magnificent production of The War of the Roses. Royal Shakespeare Company Director Peter Hall has lashed Shakespeare's history plays into a single drama more than ten hours long, which will be broadcast in three parts at monthly intervals. Part 1 is presented on Sunday...
INADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE. John Osborne has orchestrated the plight of a man out of tune with his time, working in themes of frustration and painful self-recognition, building to a crescendo of despair. Actor Nicol Williamson is the commanding virtuoso...
...read with a great deal of satisfaction the article on the Supreme Court of California [Jan. 21]. I have not always agreed with all of the decisions of the court, but I have always admired the aggressive manner in which it has constantly striven to keep our law in tune with modern life. It is a source of deep pride to me that I have been privileged to appoint six of the seven members of the court...
ROBERT GOULET ON BROADWAY (Columbia). Goulet attacks each show tune as though it came from Il Trovatore. He can make lyrics like "Say I'm your Valentine" sound like the declaration of dark passion and Hello, Dolly! become a grand official greeting. Much of the music benefits from being made to sound important...
...first single will include only one of his own songs, "Hello and Goodbye," and a 1920 tune, "After Midnight...