Word: dunne
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Important only in that it plots another point in the life-graph of a curly-headed little girl, Baby, Take a Bow "makes a third-rate farce out of the adventures of a reformed ex-convict (James Dunn), whose daughter (Shirley Temple) unwittingly helps him dispose of a stolen pearl necklace which has been planted in his apartment...
...showy firsts. With a small team of versatile athletes, Stanford last week did almost exactly what Coach Templeton expected it would. John Lyman, with a throw of 53 ft. 2¾in., set a new intercollegiate shot-put record. Second place in the same event went to Gordon Dunn. Dunn and Lyman also placed first and second in the discus throw. Two more spectacular firsts-Blackman's in the 400-meter run, Klopstock's in the 200-meter hurdles-gave Stanford the bulk of her points, 35¼, for the title, to Yale's 25½. California...
...Crimson placed men in seven events, including Dick Hayes in both hurdles and Johnny Dean in the shotput as well as the discus. The most impressive Harvard showing was the placing of Healey, Millard and Dean in order behind Slinger Dunn, Stanford's discus specialist...
...must have been just this that Stanford had in mind when they decided to send a championship seven to the meet. There was John Lyman, burly shotputter, who can toss the cannon ball some 54 feet; there was Gordon Dunn in the discus; A1 Blackman in the 400; jack Mottram in the Javelin; and a bunch of others that the boys from the East should keep their eagle eyes on every minute of the time. Because, after all, with Southern Cal out of the running Stanford is probably the most logical contender for the title in spite of their amputated...
...Change of Heart the triangle becomes a rectangle, with matters complicated accordingly. To Manhattan seeking careers go four young college graduates (Gaynor, Farrell, James Dunn, Ginger Rogers). Like figures on an Egyptian bas-relief, they love in profile: Dunn loves Gaynor who loves Farrell who loves Rogers who loves all the boys. When Ginger Rogers marries a rich Broadwayite, Farrell goes into a sickly decline. Miss Gaynor nurses him back to health, marries him, keeps him from sinning with sprightly Ginger Rogers, who finds consolation in breezy Jimmy Dunn. Good shot: Janet Gaynor shaving Charles Farrell...