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...afternoon Tedder will tour the University, and will also make a special trip to the Annex. He will inspect Holden Chapel, given to the University in the 18th century by the widow of Samuel Holden, a prominent English Dissenter...
About 40 people waited in the first-session room of the Third District Court of Eastern Middlesex, which is "holden at Cambridge" six mornings a week "for the transaction of Criminal Business." Most of them had come in response to the small white traffic slips they held, each of which warns "Hereof fail not at your peril." Five men who had never received a formal summons sat locked in the jury pen at one side of the bench. And three blue-jacketed ushers stood ready to boost people to that part of the courtroom demanded by procedure...
Miss Holliday is most of "Born Yesterday," but there are other important parts. Harry Brock, the junk tycoon, is played by Broderick Crawford; William Holden plays Paul Verrall, a crusading reporter. Both give good, straightforward performances, and get author Kanin's ideas across well. Crawford's Harry Brock is not quite up to what Paul Douglas achieved on the stage, however. Crawford plays the junkman as a surly oaf and a menace--both of which he is, of course. But the part is a comic one as well, and Mr. Crawford hasn't done much to earn laughs. After...
First Period--Scoring: Kittredge (H) (Preston, Marshall), 3:02; Purcell (N) (unassisted), 4:14; Smith (N) (Madden, DeVarennes), 16:30; Byrne (N) (unassisted), 18:08; Holden (N) (Rochon, Campion), 19:29. Penalties: none. Saves: Corning, 5; Picard...
Third Period--Scoring: Campion (N) (Connelly), 3:24. Penalties: Holden (N) (slashing), 8:54; DiBlasiio (H) (board-checking), 11:57. Saves: Corning, 4; Picard...