Walter Winchell
/ˌwɔːltə ˈwɪntʃəl/
/ˌwɔːltər ˈwɪntʃəl/
- (1897-1972) a popular US radio and newspaper journalist in the 1930s and 1940s. He began his radio broadcasts with the phrase ‘Good evening, Mr and Mrs America and all the ships at sea’. His style of reading the news was very dramatic and he was one of the first journalists to add his own comments to news stories. From 1929 to 1969 he wrote a regular column about politicians and entertainers for The Mirror in New York.
沃尔特·温切尔（Walter Winchell）：（1897-1972）是1930年代和1940年代美国最受欢迎的广播和报纸记者。他以“晚安，美国先生和太太以及海上所有船只”一词开始广播。他的新闻阅读风格极富戏剧性，是最早对新闻报道发表评论的新闻记者之一。从1929年到1969年，他定期为《纽约镜报》撰写有关政治人物和演艺人员的专栏文章。