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Mar 26, 2000 · By Hugh Pearson. Illustrated. 249 pp. New York: The Free Press. $24. THIS is the story of a search, a quest narrative in which the author follows a trail of research toward reckonings about...
- Review: ‘The Awful Truth,’ Modern ... - The New York Times
The play, a comedy by Arthur Richman, is from 1922, and it...
- Review: ‘The Awful Truth,’ Modern ... - The New York Times
Jun 24, 2004 · Reviewed: Nothing Lost. by John Gregory Dunne. Knopf, 335 pp., $24.95. John Gregory Dunne died of a heart attack on December 30, 2003, a very bad year, not least because it brought so many lies to those who care about truth.
Nov 6, 2003 · Reviewed: The Great Unraveling: Losing Our Way in the New Century. by Paul Krugman. Norton, 426 pp., $25.95. When The New York Times tempted Paul Krugman to try daily journalism, no one, including Krugman, could have anticipated what was to come.
Sep 26, 2015 · The play, a comedy by Arthur Richman, is from 1922, and it gives us a woman, Lucy Warriner (Alexandra O’Daly), who is everything we might associate with a later, “liberated” time: divorced ...
When the term was resurrected in later decades, it had become a mark of quality describing films—The Awful Truth (1937), His Girl Friday (1940), The Lady Eve (1941)—that felt fresher than other comedies from Hollywood’s golden age. 2 A number of common traits were agreed on: prominent romantic relationships treated unsentimentally and humorously, time of production (between 1934 and the ...
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May 31, 2024 · May 31, 2024. This month’s thrillers are full of women grappling with misdeeds — in some cases their own, but mostly those of men. We start in Dublin, where Lou Manson, a college professor, is...