Books
In his later years, Carl Sandbueg was probably the most visible and prosperous poet in America.
July 14, 1991
Carl Sandburg Impersonator Senses a Bond With Famous Poet’s Life and Philosophy
April 12, 1999
Movies
Re your review of “Carl Sandburg” (July 14), Marilyn Monroe figured in one of those “apparently platonic” relationships with Sandburg, as some of us who were employed at 20th Century-Fox studios in 1962 recall.
Sept. 29, 1991
California
The niece of the late Swedish-American poet Carl Sandburg will present a collection of her uncle’s works and personal items to Cal Lutheran University today.
Oct. 16, 1993
Entertainment & Arts
In “The People, Yes,” a 1936 compilation of poems, character sketches, anecdotes and dialogues, Carl Sandburg extolled the virtues of the working man.
Feb. 24, 1989
In Manohla Dargis’ piece on Mel Gibson’s “The Passion” (“From the Gibson School of Heroes,” March 7) she writes that director George Stevens’ film “The Greatest Story Ever Told” was, among other things, “partly cooked up by a Reader’s Digest editor and poet Carl Sandburg.... “ First of all, Stevens was not one to let anyone else “partly cook up” any film of his, especially one of such huge proportions.
March 14, 2004
Carl Sandburg’s “In the Village of Liver-and-Onions,” part of his “Rootabaga Stories,” will be presented by the acting troupe We Tell Stories at 2 p.m.
Sept. 11, 2000
Politics
In 1846, according to Carl Sandburg’s biography of Abraham Lincoln: “Whig friends raised $200 for his personal campaign expenses.
April 3, 1988
World & Nation
I suggest to the letter writers who are so anxious to heap bitter condemnations on President Reagan.
March 11, 1987
“The past is a bucket of ashes,” so begins, italics and all, Michael Tilson Thomas’ “Four Preludes on Playthings of the Wind.”
Dec. 2, 2018