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...Moon Is Down (Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Dorris Bowdon, Henry Travers; TIME, April...
Henry Travers does an excellent job as the fumbling, humbly heroic Norwegian mayor; so does Dorris Bowdon (Mrs. Nunnally Johnson) as the slayer of a Nazi officer who tries to seduce her. In the story's most controversial role, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, as the Nazi commander, looks more like a cold-blooded Junker than like the unmilitary officer described by Steinbeck...
...requires 137 years' worth of story-or very nearly forever and a day. The story concerns a fabled house in London, from its building by a British admiral in 1804 until its destruction by a Nazi bomb. Among its starry occupants are Charles Laughton (a tipsy butler), Sir Cedric Hardwicke (a plumber), Claude Rains (a rich villain), Roland Young (a boarder), Merle Oberon (a desk clerk), Anna Neagle (a grownup foundling). Good scene: Brian Aherne (a coal heaver) making love to Ida Lupino (a scullery maid...
Cornelius Lansing '45, Richard H. MacNeal '44, Walter F. Rogers, Jr. '43, Lionel A. Schwartz '43, Donald H. Shively '44, Robert A. Shwitzer '45, Henry B. Silsbee '43, Louis E. Smart '45, Donald F. Waterman '43, Herbert M. Weiner '43, Gerald H. Whipple '43, Cedric H. Whitman ocC, Konrad P. Wise '45, Leonard Wolsky '44, John A. Wood...
Died. Charles H. ("Duke") Wellington, 56, veteran cartoonist, creator (in 1914) of the still-existent Pa's Son-in-Law (Pa and Ma Splutterfuss and son-in-law Cedric); of pneumonia; in North Hollywood, Calif...