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¶ Robert Edmonds Kintner, 47, was elected executive vice president in charge of color television at National Broadcasting Co. two weeks after his resignation as president of American Broadcasting Co. (TIME, Oct. 29). In order not to forfeit a chunk of his $300,000 severance check from ABC, Kintner will...
When Robert Edmonds Kintner, 47, became president of American Broadcasting Co. in 1949, he took over some troubles. Kintner, a former Washington reporter (New York Herald Tribune), columnist
Frederic Warriner's touching and gentle Androcles stays always above the merely coy and cute and manges to avoid any hint of the sentimental excess into which the character might fall in less capable hands. The Ferrovius of Robert Evans is wonderfully full and strong, yet fully cognizant of the...
The acting too, was generally fine--considerably above the usual summer theatre level--so that none of the following criticism is very grave. Jeanne Jerrems as Isabelle was pretty, suitably unsure of herself in the rich surroundings, but just a slight bit stiff; Louis Edmonds, as the twin brothers, was...
It was not until 1949, in fact, that dissent arose. At first it was the lone voice of Professor Oakes Ames, once a director of the Arboretum, a voice somewhat obscured in the stately federal procedure of the Board of Overseers. He wrote Walte Edmonds, Committee on Biological sciences, expressing...