He swapped A Certain Girl's question-and-answer lyric with the crowd, All Kinds of People highlighted his reporter's eye for street-life detail, and the infectiously rocking Fortune Teller and the remorseless Working in the Coal Mine segued elegantly together before A Certain Girl playfully returned as the payoff.
Mr. Mansaray's words and images have a remorseless toxicity; each work could almost be the hellish opening scene of some apocalyptic nightmare.
The book's final chapter, on modernism in New York, is a semi-autobiographical account of growing up in the Tremont neighborhood of the Bronx, in which Berman presented the remorseless power of modernity at work, tearing the heart out of the decorous apartment houses which lined the Grand Concourse.
With both teams attacking in waves against remorseless defences, Ireland could not work the break nor penalty they needed as the seconds ran out.
Or at least that's what Urwand says in the book, where he presents the American-made newsreels as a case of remorseless greed and yet another instance of the studios working for the Nazis.
That work tells us a larger story, of the remorseless world of ballet, its history and traditions, cruelties and beauties.
Much as people like the creatures, and devotedly as conservationists work, the park is not enough to stem their remorseless decline.
He knew how destructive The News of the World could be, not just for the targets of its exposés, but also for the ordinary journalists who worked there, who got caught up in its remorseless drive for headlines.
Surprisingly, for one whose work is so marked by the keen double knife-edge of satire and remorseless honesty, she was treated as the genial and polite Honorary Maiden Aunt of American letters.
The most damning thing that Keynes said about Hayek's work was that it was "an extraordinary example of how, starting with a mistake, a remorseless logician can end up in Bedlam".
