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...different characters, and ranges from Sicily to the River Po. At its best, it beats any other movie the Italians have made. Its unity is in its theme: the relationships between men at war (chiefly U.S. soldiers) and the men & women native to the battleground. Paisan (rough G.I. translation: "bud") was directed by Roberto Rossellini, who made the famed Open City...
Lost by Comedians Bud Abbott & Lou Costello, at poker: considerable. Testifying last week at the income-tax-evasion trial of a Chicago gambler, they tried to remember their losses for certain periods. Abbott thought he had dropped from $20,000 to $25,000. Costello's contribution, he recalled, was only "around...
Bill Wightman plays a varied game at the three position and team with Steve Pratt, who worked his way from obscurity to a varsity racquet last fall. Bud Ager and Ted Bullard newcomers to the Varsity, stroke on five and six court. Bullard providing the climax shots at net for Ager's baseline doubles game. Varsity Schedule April 17 Bowdoin at Brunswick 19 Wesleyan at Middletown 23 Williams 24 Amherst 28 Brown at Providence 30 Cornell May 1 Pennsylvania 5 Dartmouth at Hanover 7 M.I.T. 8 Columbia 12 Yale at New Haven 15 Princeton June 30 Eastern Intercollegiates at Montclair...
every publication "says" something about the world. The Manchester Guardian has a personality, a tone, that says: "People are decent; if they would only realize that and trust each other, we should get along better." The accents of the New York Daily News say: "Look out, bud; they're going to gyp you." The Times says: "It's all very difficult, but with close attention to the homework, we may figure it out." Does TIME say: "It's a dreadful and wonderful world; some of it makes sense, some nonsense; to tell which is which is what...
DeForrest showed the strength that has earned him the rating of second best breaststroke in the country by butterflying to a 2:29.5 victory. Bud Ward and Don Ulen followed for the Crimson...