Word: joans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Chicago, Actress Jean Arthur, after nine weeks in an $80,000 traveling production of Shaw's Saint Joan, developed a severe virus infection, flew to New York without telling the management before hand. The show closed at a loss to the producers...
Hinton's long-absent children, Joan, 33, and William, 35, made congressional-committee headlines as proCommunists (TIME, Aug. 9), the school caught a whiff of bad publicity. But, respected and liked in her Vermont community, Rugged Individualist Hinton attracted the children of some of the nation's top professional and amateur educators (e.g., High Commissioner for Germany James B. Conant, former Ford Foundation President Paul G. Hoffman, Pundit Marquis Childs), and unendowed Putney prospered...
...Brown (Alec Guinness) up to his usual trick of bringing a criminal not to the judicial bar but to the communion rail. His prospective proselyte : a famous international crook called Flambeau (Peter Finch). The cunning old fisher of men lets the devil bait the hook-with a pretty widow (Joan Greenwood). Widows, as somebody in the picture remarks, are irresistible because "if you are better than the first [husband], they are grateful, and if you are worse, they are not surprised...
Radcliffe voted 396 to 369 to have stags at the Christmas Formal in an all-college poll on Monday, Joan Rubinstein '56, chairman of the 'Cliffe Social Committee, revealed yesterday...
When the Social Chairmen first voted to invite stags to the Formal, they believed their thoughts were representative of Radcliffe opinion, Joan Rubinstein '56, Chairman of the Social Committee explained. However, the alarming number of protests from Radcliffe girls as well as from Harvard students prove that this is somewhat of a misconception, she added...