G. R. C.

MOVIEGOER

By G. R. C. March 03, 1943

Monty Woolley is funny because he throws rocks at little children; Dorothy Parker is funny because she didn't go to

ON THE SHELF

By G. R. C. February 08, 1943

Today I received my February issue of the Reader's Digest! You just can't imagine how much real pleasure it has

MOVIEGOER

By G. R. C. May 29, 1942

"The Invaders," newest celluloid to glorify the democratic way of life, brings to mind that part from "The Walrus and

BRASS TACKS

By G. R. C. March 05, 1942

Last Tuesday's headlines screamed that Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr. was asking Congress to double income taxes. He

BRASS TACKS

By G. R. C. February 26, 1942

With our armed forces at one of the lowest ebbs of the war, this is probably the most unpopular time

BRASS TACKS

By G. R. C. February 18, 1942

This is the first of a series of weekly columns on post-war problems which will appear on the Crimson editorial

THE MOVIEGOER

By G. R. C. February 09, 1942

Now is the time for all good cellulords to rally their material and dress up Patriotism in the garb of

THE MOVIEGOER

By G. R. C. January 06, 1942

The most disappointing part about this film is that it looked as if it might mildly promising in a Sunday

CRIMSON PLAYGOER

By G. R. C. May 03, 1934

In one respect, at least, this must be considered the most significant play presented at Harvard for many a year.

CRIMSON PLAYGOER

By G. R. C. March 15, 1934

Porter  Robert Montgomery Letty  Madge Evans Withington  Ted Healy "Legs"  Nat Pendleton A. Julian  Larry Fine B. Julian  Moe Howard C. Julian  Jerry Howard If you have

CRIMSON PLAYGOER

By G. R. C. and E. W. R. March 01, 1934

Nancy Lorraine  Joan Blendell Kent  Adolphe Menjou Jerry Ford  Dick Powell Arline Dale  Mary Astor George Ellerbee  Guy Kibbee Will Edwin  Frank McHugh A Rubber Company