Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Five James Cagneys. In the packed house, there are still occasional out-of-towners who come to Golden Boy only to walk out the moment Davis embraces white Singer Paula Wayne, the show's love interest. "Let them go," says Davis. "With all the talk and all the taunts, I've done 30 TV specials and never been knocked off a single network affiliate in the South, and I'm No. 2 on the Klan's list-right after Martin Luther King. I'm not worried...
...same young man she bumps into all around town. Nor does he suspect the identity of his sweepheart. Bobby is a rakehell who keeps a card file of his conquests with horse-racy annotations ("Slow starter but good in the stretch"). His flat is in a smallish Manhattan walk-up with a uniformed bellhop in the hall...
...draft deferment as conscientious objectors. They urge others to follow their example, though they oppose such prison-risking stunts as burning draft cards. "We are a moral movement primarily," says Rothstein, a native New Yorker with a Harvard degree in political philosophy. "It horrifies me that people here can walk around oblivious to the fact that they're responsible for a war and all that war means-destruction and murder. It's as if they'd lost all their moral sense." Booth, who studied political science at Swarthmore College, nods his agreement. "It's not very...
When the unhappy clerical worker consulted Dr. Manrico Troncelliti of Pennsylvania's Sacred Heart Hospital in Norristown, he seemed a veritable caricature of obesity. He was 5 ft. 2 in. tall and weighed 376 lbs. He could hardly walk a city block and not tie his own shoelaces. He had a bleeding ulcer on his leg that refused to heal-a common problem of the grossly overweight...
What the show is blessed with is Barbara Harris, a versatile, beguiling imp of a clown. She can fumble a cigarette between her teeth like a crazed nicotine addict and fire off machine-gun bursts of smoke. She can walk as if her body were an afterthought, or collapse in a chair like a punctured accordion. She can chew grammar like bubble gum, or make English ring with the elegance of George III's crystal...