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Margaret Sullavan, though uneven, brings far more integrity to the playing of Hester Collyer than Rattigan does to the part. The expert Alan Webb is floored as the husband; as the playboy, James Hanley comes off much better in the play's best role. As somebody who would love and cherish Hester if he could, he perhaps reflects something in Rattigan himself. Rattigan seems not so much unwilling to do right by his material as incapable...
...million worth of synthetic plants which did not even exist when World War II began. By mid-1951 they will be producing some 900,000 tons a year (v. World War II's peak of 820,000 tons). Said B. F. Goodrich's President John L. Collyer: "With synthetic and stockpiled natural rubber, the U.S. has enough to meet all military demands for a five-year war and still have enough for essential civilian uses...
Batsmen; Wright, 23, bowled; Stewart, 0, bowled; Mugaseth, 6, caught out; Dharamsey, 4, caught out; McIntyre, 1, caught out; Soags, 2, bowled; Hutchinson, 5, stumped; Collyer, 0, bowled; Check, 9, caught out; Cooke, 6, l. b. w.; Calderwood, 12, caught out; Neydeuryck...
Harvard: Mugaseth, 10, caught out; Wright, 5, bowled; Collyer, 4, bowled; Seaga, 0, bowled; Dharamsey, 3, bowled; Hutchinson, 18, caught out; Butlin, 10, bowled; MacIntyre, 1, run out; Stewart 19, caught out; Cheek, 16, run out; Cooke, 5, bowled; Travis...
Cornell Varsity: stroke, Collyer; 7, von Wrangell; 6, Morehouse; 5, Story; 4, Allsopp; 3, Hepburn; 2, Ayers; bow, Webster; cox, Conable...