Word: unaffectedness
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The good script, moreover, has had good direction, and the credit goes to Actor Lancaster. In his first attempt to run a whole show, he demonstrates a refreshing preference for natural setting-many a western looks as if it was shot on the back lot of a drive-in barbecue...
The camera's realism in the operating room and the unaffected naturalness with which the pathologist did his job packed a tremendous wallop. Fortunately, the woman's husband, an army doctor, had the good sense not to watch the TV show, whose suspense was painful enough for those...
The assignment was not an easy one, even for a former U.S. President and his wife. Although Mr. and Mrs. Truman failed to display the easy, unaffected stage presence of their daughter until well on in the half hour, the Truman family, on the whole, brought the show off in...
Meanwhile, the original causes of the split had disappeared. Spurred by competition, the A.F.L. organized more of the unorganized than the C.I.O., and in so doing, it managed to solve in many multi-craft industries its old problem of adjustment to the labor structure of the modern factory. The C.I.O...
Smiling, venturing a word or two of high-school Spanish, and shaking thousands of hands, Vice President Richard Nixon last week turned his tour of Central America into an unaffected show of friendship among backyard neighbors. To the official ceremonials that stretched his days to 16 and 18 hours, he...