Word: cheerier
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...LOOKS much cheerier at the Loeb Experimental Theatre, where productions are put together for peanuts and performances are given for free. While the schedule is not definite yet, all three projected programs and one of the amazing things about the Loeb is that the productions are put together by people in their spare time, most of whom have no serious dramatic training. But equally amazing is the fact that these people, with no theatre department and the crap that goes along with it, should do plays that are conventional, run-of-the-mill university theatre department type stuff...
...much cheerier tone, Phyllis McGinley (TIME Cover, June 18) read her poem In Praise of Diversity, ended it with some newly minted last lines...
...heralded by strokes from an ancient battleship bell-one stroke for bad news, two for good. Last week Lloyd's had some bad news: it suffered one of its worst losses in Britain's great train robbery (see THE WORLD). This week, however, it will report some cheerier tidings: annual premium income has risen to a record high of $983 million...
...people who not only want to be with it but way out ahead." They promised to give readers "restless thoughts," and the ballyhoo paid off. Since the revamped paper made its first appearance last month, circulation has shot up to some 5,320,000. But except for a cheerier makeup and a few new features, the paper is not all that...
...first reported that the Pope had a case of influenza. But the real trouble, it said later, was a gastric illness that had provoked a "rather intense anemia." There was speculation, although no confirmation, that he had an ulcer. Put to bed and on a strict diet, he seemed cheerier after a few days...