Don Ameche, the dapper, debonair, devilish leading man of such quality 1930s hits as "Midnight" and "The Story of Alexander Graham Bell" who dazzled audiences anew and won an Academy Award in "Cocoon" half a century later, has died.
They have to fashion that facial hair every morning into something presentable, a challenge and a pleasure that the devilish clean-shaven man will never know.
A stately man so devilish?
Newman Is the Name In 1953 a rugged young man with devilish blue eyes took the stage at the Music Box Theater in a production of "Picnic," and just like the saying goes, a star was born.
Ricky Holmes, with deft runs and devilish free-kicks, was home man of the match.
Mr. Pacino, speaking by phone from Los Angeles, laughed at the suggestion that he had been playing a lot of devilish characters lately, including the Man Himself in Taylor Hackford's 1997 film "The Devil's Advocate".
She's recently attended Charles Dickens's "devilish" reading of "The Signal-Man," so we know she doesn't scare easily.
Shortly after hearing Gopnik's story, I came across the following line in the "The Aspern Papers": "I had been devilish awkward, as the young men say, to be found by Miss Bordereau in the dead of night examining the attachment of her bureau".
"The longer I live," he continued, "the more this question drills itself into my brain and the more I wonder why the Lord allowed man to have the devilish desires of envy, greed and aggression".
Kappa, plural Kappa, in Japanese folklore, a type of vampirelike lecherous creature that is more intelligent than the devilish oni and less malevolent toward men.
