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...seen the article in TIME, June 15 [about Thomas Benton's musical get-togethers]. . . . TIME couldn't have handled our music any better. The only sour comment came from my son T.P. who said, "What the hell do they mean by amateur. Didn't I get $10 an hour for playing...
...motorist, onetime King of the Highway, looked more like a funny-cartoon pedestrian each week. A great many Eastern gas tanks were dry, and hell had seen no furies like the motorists who did not have enough gas left to drive around to a service station for gas that was not there...
...weather was right, the R.A.F. was ready, and Bremen caught 75 minutes of bombers' hell. On aircraft plants, dockyards and submarine works fell the same destruction which blanketed Cologne and Essen earlier. The British said that the 52 planes which did not return were less than 5% of the armada; ergo, more than 1,000 bombers had assaulted Bremen...
...T.W.A. pilots in a T.W.A. Stratoliner (designed for land service) recently plucked several Army big and little shots out of the Indian jungles, flew them over 13,000 miles of hell and deep water to the Washington airport...
...shoot one apparently perfect take after another. "But on the 18th take," says Pidgeon, "I suddenly knew about Wyler. It was perfect, but it hit you in the pit of the stomach like a sudden, perfect chord of music. It made all those perfect-looking previous takes look like hell." When the picture was finished, he said: "I left the screening of Miniver trying to remember which of my scenes were in, which had been cut. For the first time in my life I couldn't remember one thing I did. I only remember the entity. That...