Word: danae
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...raid is successful simply because Mr. Shiffrin gets what he is after: a play which bases its humor almost entirely on the more ludicrous aspects of seduction. Late in the first act, Dr. Nicholas Marsh, a dying neurologist played by Vincent Price, is approached by Susan Gillespie, played by Dana Wynter. Black-Eyed Susan, as she is later called, has a strange request: in three years her husband has failed to present her with a child. She wants the doctor to act in loco parentis...
...this casual thriller, Dana Andrews, Gent Tierney and Judith Anderson are the other points of interest. Andrews proves he's a hard-bitten detective type by chewing gum, and Miss Tierney struggles with valor to live up to her role as the world's sweetest girl. Miss Anderson, being an almost hallowed institution of American drama, is beyond criticism, since everything she does is more or less perfect...
...present Director of the Hygiene Building is Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth, who has about twenty technicians working under him. He is particularly dissatisfied with the building's shortcomings. One of the annoying inconveniences for patients is to arrive on a busy afternoon when only standing room is available. The crowded conditions in turn block the passage of nurses carrying supplies. Other means of communication include an antiquated dump-waiter that carries messages form floor to floor...
...Kill (Harry Joe Brown, Columbia) might be called a saddle-soap opera. The heroine (Donna Reed) is a girl in "trouble," a sort of Stella Dallas of the Purple Sage, and pretty grim about it too. To make matters worse, she doesn't even get the hero (Dana Andrews...
...resident doctor will now be on call every night at Stillman Infirmary under a new policy instituted by Dr, Dana L. Farnsworth, Henry K. Oliver Professor of Hygiene. This policy will remain in effect until the new Health Center is built, Farnsworth reported yesterday...