Word: gingering
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Love and Let Love (by Louis Verneuil; produced by Anthony B. Farrell) is a vehicle for Ginger Rogers' first Broadway appearance in 21 years. It is a sort of bicycle built for two-both for being sadly out of date, and for letting Ginger play a glamorous actress and, in one scene, her sister, who has always taken a back seat. The actress has almost-but never quite -married many men, because her heart belongs to her first love (Tom Helmore). Discovering this, her middle-aged fiance (Paul McGrath) turns into a Mr. Fixit. Actress Rogers' costumes...
Like most of the organizations at Dartmouth, the DOC holds its own Parties. Officially, the refreshments consist of milk, ginger ale, and cider. These back-to-nature movements are held in any of the 16 cabins at various times of the winter and include outdoor girls from other colleges' outing clubs. The DOC is very popular...
...eminent French playwright's latest work; an earlier one, "Affairs of State," is still on Broadway, and the two may be compared in that they are both vehicles for Hollywood stars. Unfortunately, where Celeste Holm and June Havoc have been able to carry the earlier play, the efforts of Ginger Rogers are not enough to combat the script Verneuil now offers...
...Washington for a pre-Manhattan run of Love and Let Love, Missouri-born Ginger Rogers told Drama Critic Richard Coe how it feels to be headed for Broadway again after 21 years and some 60-odd movies. At this stage, she said, it's "feudin' and fussin' all the time. I've never been connected with anything in the theater or movies that didn't have it ... In this case it's all very courtly-much bowing and talking about art and hand-kissing in an atmosphere that sometimes reeks with rage...
Storm Warning. An exciting melodrama that tromps heavily on the Ku Klux Klan without treading on sensitive Southern toes; with Ginger Rogers, Steve Cochran (TIME, March...