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...Charles Gaynor's sketches, lyrics, and music are short on both originality and humor. The success of the revue, therefore, depends entirely on its treatment. Since the current performers in "Lend an Ear" dont't feel particularly enthusiastic about their work, chances are that you won't, either...
Pictures show the climatic final scene of "The Inspector General." On the left are Fred Houghtelling '50, Bernard Bober '53, and Joanna Brown '52. On the right are Mary Arnold '53, James Kay '53, Ivan Nabokoff '53, Michael Mabry '53, James O'Neil '53, Gaynor F. Bradish '52, and Milton Schlein...
Oldtime Cinemactress Janet Gaynor (Seventh Heaven, 1927) and Designer-Husband Gilbert Adrian arrived home safe & sound after a six-week safari through Darkest Africa, just in time to catch a breathless Vogue preview of their trip: "Apart from several happy forays into Abercrombie & Fitch's Dr. Livingstone department, neither of the Adrians had had any experience as explorers. Their plans, not to shoot, but, rather, to admire the animals ('an enormous love of animals is our principal motive') modified the equipment situation somewhat . . . There would be a few days in Nairobi where dinner dress would be needed...
...following men were elected to HDC membership: John A. Seiler '51, and John C. Aldrich, Robert A. Berger, Jonathon Bishop, Gaynor F. Bradish, David M. Brown, Douglas G. Dahlin, Kenneth L. Everett, Harry F. Flynn, David D. Foss, John S. Gerig, Chester E. Gordon, and Richard E. Norris, all of the Class...
...took seven years for Lend an Ear to get to Broadway. It took Author Charles Gaynor 19. Ever since Dartmouth he had wanted to write big-time musicals. While he was sparring for an opening, he did such odd jobs as playing the piano at weddings and writing college songs for a Fred Waring radio program. Having now performed the rare feat of writing the music, lyrics and sketches for a hit revue (almost always a collaborators' patchwork), he is planning a musical comedy...