Word: thoughtfullness
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Allen's best performance is given on the show seen by the fewest people, his 40-minute, late-at-night program telecast locally in New York City. In four months he has built up the same sort of fanatic following that once belonged to Jerry Lester and Dagmar. But...
Salazar rules calmly from the background, hating every minute of the occasional public appearances he cannot avoid. Living piously, almost austerely (up at 6:30 every morning for Mass), he pays himself a $500-a-month salary (plus a Lisbon mansion and a summer place made from an old seacoast...
But for the remainder of the program Miss Colish lost her inhibitions and played brilliantly. Five Romanian Folk Dance by Bartok, each a compact little bundle of emotion, received thoughtful, idiomatic performances. I especially liked Pe Loc, whose ceric and exceedingly difficult harmonics have doubtless been the undoing of many...
The Bootleggers. In the mid-30s, a thoughtful New York Board of Education member named James Marshall was shocked and disturbed by regimentation in the city's elementary schools. He was fresh from inspecting a reformatory, and was convinced that its inmates were treated more helpfully and informally than...
Some thoughtful Americans have seen the consequences of this code of ignorance. David E. Lilienthal, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission for four years, has recently warned that for America's safety citizens must be allowed to participate in the defense program.