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...analogy is trite, to say the least, but it is also valid. Welles often belabors the author's meaning, but nowhere betrays it, even though he tries too hard to keep the story hoppin' like Hellzapoppin, galloping like a nightmare. Like Kafka, Welles adapts the methods of nightmare to narrative. Time at times turns rubber in his hands, and images live a violent private life; even Welles has seldom matched the visual bravura of The Trial. Much of the film was shot on one of the most spectacular sets a camera ever saw: the abandoned Gare...
Skippers Fred Hoppin and A. C. Lang-worthy led the Harvard dinghies, winning 141 points, four points more than Brown. Defending champion M.I.T. was third with...
...Crimson sailing team, which held the National Championship in '52 and '53 and was runner-up to M.I.T. in '54, last weekend took its first step towards regaining the crown for this year. Top skippers Fred Hoppin and Ace Langworthy qualified for the New England Finals, which will be held on May 12. The two leading teams (out of about 12) in these races will represent New England at the Nationals in Detroit on June...
...Fred Hoppin's first in the class A event and A.C. Langworthy's second in the B races, the sailors won 110 points, bettering MIT's 103. Brown finished third with 99 points in the dinghy meet. The victory marked the first Crimson win in the annual event in five years...
...Harvard-Tech Trophy today on the Charles. Although M.I.T. is the national champion, the race today is over a different type of course than the one where the Engineers gained their trophy. Depth will aid the Crimson in the contest as the team includes six top skippers: Fred Hoppin, A. C. Lang-worthy, John Deknatel, Phil Tierney, John Weske, and George Cronin...