Word: awarders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reville, and his fifth, the former Lana Marconi. In the role of plaintiff, Guitry charged that wife No. 4 had continued to use the name Madame Guitry, which led to "much confusion," particularly when wife No. 5 kept getting No. 4's bills. Guitry asked the court to award him 20,000 francs ($60) every time Geneviève used his name. Said Geneviève in defense: Sacha had said when they were married, "Now you have my name forever." The court agreed with Guitry and awarded him symbolic damages in the amount of one franc...
...hand that plunges the latest rubber dagger into the heart of Hollywood belongs to no neophyte; Author Carson won the Academy Award in 1937 for coscripting A Star Is Born. But his novel has a chance for life only while Franklin P. Silversmith, his egomaniacal robber baron, struts over its sets...
Nobel and Pulitzer prizes come to Cambridge with boring regularity. But David A. Berndt '55 of Adams House and Seekonk, Massachusetts is the first undergraduate to receive a Kellog Junior Ad-Maker Award. Berndt reveived a certification and lapel pin in yesterday's mail...
...Authur F. Rush, divisional sales manager for Kellogg's in New England, would not comment on Berndt's award, when contracted yesterday, but he took Berndt's address and said he would "investigate...
Hayden is very good as the martyred Hadley. He underplays a part that would tempt a lesser actor to pour on the bathos with one eye on the camera and the other on the Academy Award. Ward Bond is in the unlikely role of a soft-spoken but venomous prison commandant. Bond is usually loud-spoken, and someboy's best cavalry sargent. But he does not become rank conscious, and his promotion suits...