Word: tunefully
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...kiddies form a vast, commercial audience, almost as important to U.S. business as their soap-opera-loving mothers; each has become a sort of quivering vacuum tube, and the man who can tune in on exactly the right wave length automatically assumes the same power over the tot that Edgar Bergen holds over Charlie McCarthy. Given just the right nudge, Junior, even at distances up to 3,000 miles, will open his mouth and say, "Mamma...
...trouble in my heart to go to the U.S., the morning of Sept. 10 in Pusan a dog bit my leg just at the entrance of a church. I never touched the dog, never saw it before I was bitten. Then I saw blood on my leg. That tune my tired heart heard His voice saying: 'Where are you going...
...Thing had an inexorable calliope-style tune, utterly undistinguished and not even new. Charles Grean of RCA Victor's own popular records staff had merely borrowed the tune of a Rabelaisian old ditty called The Tailor's Boy, and given it new lyrics. The teaser: Grean's storytelling lyrics never do specify what "the thing" is; they just pause while Singer Phil Harris suggestively waits for three resounding booms of the bass drum. Sample...
...idea to start the Johns Hopkins Science Review. In 1948 the Review opened on Baltimore's local station WMAR-TV. Later, after a CBS tryout, DuMont picked it up for a network spot. By last week, Tuesday-night televiewers in Baltimore, Chicago, Columbus, New York and Washington could tune in Johns Hopkins' eminent scientists if they felt like it-and didn't mind missing the last half-hour of Milton Berle...
Costumed and well-bundled, 'Cliffedwellers will sing out their original lyrics and melodies in the traditional inter-down vocal battle for the cherished silver loving cup. The prize-winning song goes down for posterity in the 'Cliffe Red Book as an official college tune...