51.   Better yet, maybe Robert could bring Carroll and Grier to the next board meeting of International Forest Products and let them try their hand trading paper commodities.

52.   Before that he bounced around, trying his hand at several occupations, including janitor, shipping clerk, cabdriver, truck driver, draftsman, artist and cartoonist.

53.   Bill, a former World War II fighter pilot, tried his hand at local real estate but eventually returned to airplanes, dousing forest fires and bugs.

54.   Behind some of the more controversial Republican campaigns in the Southeast is Ralph Reed, the former Christian Coalition leader who is trying his hand at political consulting.

55.   Blair will now try his hand.

56.   Both Wharton and James tried their hands at play writing with disastrous consequences.

57.   - Tried his hand at becoming a liberal talk-radio host.

58.   A delightful sequence follows as each of the musicians tries his hand at conducting, gaining a new appreciation for baton wielders.

59.   A man with a shrewd business instinct, de la Rosa once tried his hand at being a coyote.

60.   A man who makes a good prince need not always be a prince, and an earthier dramatic dancer might comfortably try his hand as a classical role player.