By James W. Clauson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 1 , 1935P. 12 A Sutton Place gentleman received a bill for charges from the Telephone Co., which he had already paid, and then he got overdue notices, and finally a sharply worded note threatening to discontinue the service.
The U.K. has got overdue tax debts of about 6.4% of total revenues at present.
The late Agnes Martin has been getting overdue recognition this year, with a big biography out with Thames & Hudson, and a retrospective at the Tate in London.
Ms. Bening has been nominated twice before in this category — for "American Beauty" and "Being Julia" — but never won, so by conventional Academy wisdom, she should get the overdue vote.
Some legislators threatened to shut down the state government by holding up the emergency budget if it did not include the campaign financing, but relented to get the overdue budget passed.
"They'll get an overdue taste of their own medicine".
(Though, it was nice to see Jay Pharoah get some overdue airtime).
My wish is that this version of The Wiz will transfer to the Great White Way and get the overdue revival it so richly deserves.
Get that overdue haircut, go in for a pedicure and manicure, or even buy a new outfit or two.
And then, boom, they get long-overdue attention.
