Word: courtneys
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...lineups: Dudley--c., Bishop; 2b., Coughlin; l.f., Woods; s.s., Flynn; p., Curley; 3b., Ryan; 1b., Morrissen; r.f., Fraser; c., Courtney, Yaffe. Winthrop--3b., Nicholson; s.s., Bilman; 2b., Ways; 1b., Forster; c.f., Gray; l.f., Ecob; r.f., Lambey; c., Montgomery; p., Wood...
...dance, and an occasional monotony in the total effect of the score. For connoisseurs of show music the best songs are "New England in the Autumn," a gay number by John Knowles, John Lemmon, and William Scudder, and "If He Ain't Got a Woman," a bluesy tune by Courtney Crandall and Sendder. For mothers and sisters of Pudding members Julian Hatton, Jr., as a beautiful Priscilla and Frederick Lamont, Jr., as somebody funny called Billington stand out in the all-male cast. And for those who want to follow a few drinks by an entertaining first...
Woven into the plot are 17 songs by Courtney Crandall '46 and John Knowles '47, with all lyrics contributed by student director William Scudder '48. The Pudding chorus is under the direction of former ETO theater director Charles Conkling. Morthner Marshall, another service show veteran, directs the script and Donald Finlayson and Miss Pat Havens are in charge of scenery and costuming, respectively...
...comedy written entirely by students. Craig Gilbert '47 is the author of a script "which will probably cause many to stop tracing their ancestry back to the Mayflower," according to publicity director Martin Shwartz 2G. The show's 17 songs are the product of composers John Knowles '47 and Courtney Crandall '46, with theatrical president William Scudder '48 providing all lyrics...
There were many still on duty, still in good jobs. General Courtney Hodges was still commanding the First Army-but at Governors Island, N.Y. In Baltimore, Lieut. General Al Wedemeyer was finding it so hard to keep busy as commander of the Sixth Army that he was begging friends in Washington to come up and lunch with him. And among the shady hackberry trees and smooth lawns of San Antonio's Fort Sam Houston, General Jonathan Wainwright, commanding the Fourth Army, had plenty of time to remember Jap shells...