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Wednesday's Class Day ceremonies begin at 11:30 o'clock when the Seniors meet in the Kirkland-Winthrop Squash Court triangle for exercises including the Class Oration by Tudor Gardiner; Class Poem by Garfield H. Horn, and Class Ode by Edward C. K. Read...
...Richard L., Hirshberg, of Cleveland, A. B. Oberlin College '40, Rutherford B. Hayes scholarship; David B. Carlson, of Rahway, N. J., A. B. Brown '40, Reuben B. Hutchcraft scholarship; Austin D. Goldman, of Bronx, N. Y., B. S. S. College of the City of New York '40, Kirkpatrick scholarship; Garfield H. Horny '40, of Long Beach, Calif., Kirkpatrick scholarship...
Part of an old hobo legend, the Heavenly Express makes a pleasant theatre fantasy, but Playwright Bein leans on it too heavily as a plot device. He has also treated his fantasy far too coyly. The Overland Kid (John Garfield) dances all over the stage, cavorts on chairs and tables, makes pixie faces and Puckish gestures, behaves like someone who is more at home on a tricycle than in freight cars...
...Saturday's Children is about a family of drab but amiable nitwits, the Halevys, who exist in a railroad flat on the wrong side of Manhattan's subway tracks. In particular it is about the underprivileged romance of pretty Bobby Halevy (Anne Shirley) and Rims Rosson (John Garfield), a shy, lovable, half-educated, half-awake johnny who invents gadgets that never work, dreams of going to Manila to try to turn hemp into silk. Father Halevy (Claude Rains), a bookkeeper, has spent a lifetime working himself into an insecure rut at a mail-order house. Mother Halevy (Elizabeth...
...this time John Garfield knows exactly how to play the part of an arrogant young tough. Ann Sheridan is learning to add acting to "oomph"; Pat O'Brien is always good as the benign influence, and his prison-warden in "Castle on the Hudson" is no exception. Sing-Sing has had its bleak face on the screen before--many a film star has gone over the dam there. But what makes this picture unusual is probably the fact that Warden Lewis "Twenty Thousand Years" Lawes wrote the original story. The gangster is neither reformed nor reprieved for the crime...