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J. C. R.

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Some Senior Athletes... ...Who'll Be Missed

When Chip Robie arrived at Harvard from Choate, he brought a huge squash swing and very brisk drives. But he

The Moviegoer

Cary Grant is an angel in "The Bishop's Wife." The angel's name is Dudley. Just Dudley. No other name. That

Silhouette

Mr. Erskine Kennedy is not only a poet; he is also a music-lover. More specifically, he likes to sing, and

The Playgoer

While the Radcliffe Idler rarely descends to the murky depths occasionally explored by the other local theater groups, it also

Circling the Square

Next time you go into University Hall, notice the large, round wooden frameworks that look like portholes in the sides

The Movigoer

Reputedly Hollywood's top-salaried scenarist, Ben Heeht, has turned out both his money's worth and yours in the slick, competent seript

The Bookshelf

Its portent emphasized by stern and conservative language, "One World Or None" jolts into sharp focus the problem created by

MOVIEGOER

American film audiences should feel obliged to nominate Leon Gordon's resurrection of "White Cargo" in movie form as one of

MOVIEGOER

Drawing for a basic theme upon the authentic exploits of Colonel Chenault's famous free-lance American pilots in China, Republic Pictures'

THE BOOKSHELF

Colonel Kernan's title was announced to a public eager to hear that the United States should and must attack if

THE BOOKSHELF

John Mason Brown, of the Kentucky and Crities' Circle Mason Browns, asked a Harvard student a few years back what

THE MOVIEGOER

The possibilities are unlimited for the University Theatre in bringing back for the special edification of Harvard's undergraduates the best

COLLECTIONS & CRITIQUES

James Laughlin IV is a sort of Lorenzo de' Medici. Scion of a steel mill family, he has centered his

ON THE SHELF

T HE FIRST great local news for Hub art lovers since John Singer Sargent last walked off Beacon Hill happened

"Old Acquaintance"

"Old Acquaintance," which brings Lady Jane Cowl and Peggy Wood to Boston in a pre-Broadway opening, is a diluted mixture

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