Word: crawford
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Eastern Michigan (Detroit): Professor B. J. Whiting will speak at dinner at Veterana Memorial Building, 6:30 p.m. December 27, Secretary: David C. Crawford '36, 401 St. Jean Avenue, Detroit...
Backing up the student attorneys for the Smith Club will be Robert P. Cook 3L, Phil N. Crawford 3L, Theodore J. Horvath 3L. William J. Kelley 3L, Richard E. Mansfield 3L and Arthur V. Savage...
...murders in the first fifteen minutes set the pace for "The Mob," a B+ cops-and-robbers about waterfront racketeering. Oscar-winning Broderick Crawford has a grand time slugging, drinking, and wisecracking his way through the picture as a city detective who goes underground to crack a crime syndicate...
...that defied the Kefauver Committee" and reveals the shocking truth about "those sixteen unsolved murders." This is hogwash in the best ad-man tradition; the film states that any relation to real persons or places is purely coincidental. But "The Mob" still has plenty to recommend it in Crawford's excellent acting, its snappy dialogue in the best Raymond Chandler style, and the constant suspense of characters in double roles. After an hour or so of general mayhem in alleys, bars, cheap hotels, and black sedans, the Law finally closes in with the aid of several cagy scientific gimmicks...
Paint Your Wagon (book & lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner; music by Frederick Loewe; produced by Cheryl Crawford) is the wrong advice. It should be: Grease your wagon wheels. This musical of Gold Rush days has plenty of color, plus agreeable music and lively dancing. But with all these assists, it breaks loose only occasionally from a lumbering stagecoach of a book...