Word: herman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Richard B. Woodbury 1G, Washington, D. C.; Carl G. Anthon 3G, Cambridge; Walter F. Stettner 2G, Cambridge; Albert Wollenberger 1G, Springfield; Theodore Singer 3G, Dorchester; Herman C. Wallich 2G, New York City; Joseph Greenberg 1G, Mattapan; Dwight Edward W. Barankin, senior at Princeton, Philadelphia; and Paul A. Wright, senior at Bates, Nashua...
Announced beefy Elder Brother Herman Frederick Willkie, Louisville distilleryman, of the Leader of the Loyal Opposition: "Wendell's been living'off his fat,' so to speak, and he thinks it's time he started earning some money. At the same time, he wants to be free to speak his mind. He plans to practice law again...
...which would find its justification if the cast were only to step out in front of the scenery and follow the orchestra through Rudolph Friml's famous score. The comedy does get pretty good in spots, and the immense Hope Emerson as Lady Jane, Don Gantier as Hard Bolled Herman and Robert Chisholm as the veddy, veddy English Sergeant Malone of the Mounties are all quite sufficient in this line. But the singing and dancing are the bread and wine of "Rose Marie" and its success must depend upon their excellence...
Watch on the Rhine (produced by Herman Shumlin). Lillian Hellman, No. 1 U.S. woman playwright (The Children's Hour, The Little Foxes), has written an uneven play concerning Naziism, but it is by far the best on the subject to date. There is not a single Nazi in it. It tells of the daughter of a dead American diplomat (Mady Christians), who returns from Europe to her luxurious, flower-filled old home outside Washington, D.C., bringing with her the German engineer (Paul Lukas) she married 20 years before and their three children. Since 1933 her husband has been...
...clue about its origin. Mysteriously unavailable were WOL General Manager William B. Dolph and Program Director Madeline Ensign. The whole thing had a fine conspiratorial flavor, which was quite in keeping with the business at hand-a radio interview with burly, gap-toothed Jan Valtin (real name: Richard Julius Herman Krebs), who has been hiding out fearful of lethal attention from the GPU and Gestapo ever since he spilled bushels of Communazi beans in his best-selling Out of the Night...