Word: forded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...week's end TV began acting its age again with the Ford Star Jubilee production of Hecht & MacArthur's Twentieth Century, starring Orson Welles and Betty Grable. The 24-year-old farce about how an unsuccessful theatrical impresario (Welles) gets together with his old flame, a successful movie star (Grable) on the Twentieth Century Limited between Chicago and New York is still young and funny. The plot is zany yet convincing, the characters oddballs yet winning (including an alcoholic pressagent and a lovable lunatic), the lines still fresh ("What a perfect death scene," sighs the star. "So simple...
...national life, can now escape from the compelling fact that if it is not framed with reference to the world, it is framed with perfect ability." This view-point has not been confined to the Atlantic Seaboard and Mr. Stinson, or to such headline names as Paul Hoffman, Henry Ford, and John J. McCloy...
Sloan Wilson '42, author of "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit," will discuss the question, "Is there a Crisis in American Education?" at a meeting of the Ford Hall Forum in Jordan Hall in Boston tomorrow...
Winners of the singles were Charlie Hamm, Jim Cameron, Bill Wood, Ed Weld, Bob Repetto, and Roger Tuckerman. Cameron and Ford, Francis Hayne and Laurie Pratt, Weld and Tom Haskins combined for the doubles victories...
...Football League, which will be playing a round-robin schedule for the first time next fall, will begin practice on Sept. 1, Pennsylvania athletic director Jerry Ford has announced. The opening League game will be between the two youngest Ivy rivals, Brown and Columbia, on Sept. 29. The Crimson will open its League play on Oct. 13, at Cornell. And, to remind you again, the Harvard-Yale game will be on Nov. 24, the Saturday after Thanksgiving...