Word: vincent
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Meanwhile, a rather effete type (Vincent Price) keeps trying to cut in. But Price turns out unexpectedly to be "a notorious New York gunman," and Actress Laurie takes a bad fall off a cliff. Bouncy little Piper bounces back, only to take another tumble into a crevasse where Price lies dying interminably in shaved ice. As she shivers on a frigid shelf above the killer, the audience shivers in sympathy. But Piper, as the camera reveals when Victor hauls her out on a hawser, needs no sympathy to keep her warm. She is wearing snuggies...
...Design. It comes under the direction of Serge Chermayeff, professor of Architecture; Reginald R. Isaacs, Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Regional Planning and chairman of the department of City Planning and Landscape Architecture; Norman T. Newton, associate professor of Landscape Architecture; Perry L. Norton, instructor in City Planning; and Vincent J. Solamita, instructor in Architectural Design...
...cathedrals, and his favorite cathedral was the magnificent Gothic pile in his home town of Rouen. He painted Rouen Cathedral in all lights, seasons and moods. His cathedrals are done in somber but pleasant colors, applied thickly in the manner of Dumont's more famous fellow sufferer, Vincent Van Gogh (opposite). His scenes of Normandy, Montmartre and Marseille and his still lifes are gayer, more vivacious, and show a love of life again strikingly similar to that evidenced in Van Gogh's brilliantly blobbed canvases. Like Van Gogh, Dumont also feared artistic impotency. He once told a friend...
America is threatened by an internal destruction far greater than any foreign power can bring about, Father Vincent A. McQuade said last night at a Dudley House colloquium on "The Place of Religion in the Student's Life...
...patience with such speculation: "Any evil talk is a slur on a once-great fighter who took the beating of his life. The result speaks for itself. This is the end of an era. You can't hold back youth." The boxing commission's doctor, Vincent Nardiello, wrote a finis to Willie's career: "His reflexes are gone ... I will never okay him to fight again...