Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Much better is the by-play between Weldy and the gang. Its leader is perhaps the most sympathetic character, played by Jack Kerr who is a frequent Brattle Theatre performer. More than any of the others, Kerr is able to transmit the fights between maturity and boyishness which are typical of adolescents. Stewart seems too much like a morose Henry Aldrich. And in the same way, his mother, Irene Hervey, never become a real individual; she is always the doting and misguided parent. Beyerly Lawrence, however, does quite well in the confusing part of the mother's friend...
Increased news coverage is the primary programming revision. WHRB has scheduled six news broadcasts a day plus frequent breaks for five minutes of headlines. National and world news comes in through the United Press and the recently acquired New York Times news service. Campus events will receive on-the-scene coverage with tape re-broadcast...
...Stockton. As a smalltown banker, much of his time was spent on horseback, riding with the ranchers, digging up business, just as young A.P. used to tramp the furrows behind plowing farmers. A deep-voiced six-footer who talks the farmer's language, Wente's most frequent injunction to underlings is "Give 'em action! No monkeying around . . ." That was the kind of language the directors liked; they called him back as president from semiretirement...
This is not to say that Conant has always been followed--at a distance of course--by hordes of undergraduates worshipping in his tootsteps. During the 30's when political activity tan unchecked through the streets of Cambridge. Conant was a frequent target for extremist student groups. The far left-wing element regularly denounced him as "a tool of Wall Street." This attitude was exemplified by an article in "The Nation" by a former head of the University News Office who denounced Conant, but added that "I hardly expect the University to thumb its nose at the Wall Street bankers...
...Care For (Art Mooney; M-G-M). The customary sentimental announcement, with the male, as usual, on his knees, but saved by frequent raucous squawks from the brasses in the orchestra...