Word: joans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Winners of the awards are Joan L. Brockway '52, who will study at the Conservatory of Amsterdam; Margaret S. Bryan '53, who will study at the University of Copenhagen; Ina L. Feldman '53, who choose the University of Grenoble; Heloise L. Ginesi '53, who picked the University of Lisle; Marjorie L. Hill '53, who elected the University of Strasbourg...
Afraid that Doan Watson's office may remove University protection, the Liberal Union cancelled "Manon." Instead, it will show Joan Coeteau's "Orphous." For those who would prefer to see "Manon," Jorrin says that the HLU "will make every effort to arrange a special free screening anyway...
...kaleidoscopic series of case histories, a gallery of probationers, ranging from the wicked to the underprivileged and mentally defective, are pictured in predicaments ranging from comedy to tragedy. A few of the excessive characters: a young hoodlum (Harry Fowler) and a delinquent teen-ager (Joan Collins) who fall in love with each other; a drunken society girl (Ursula Howells); an old lady (Katie Johnson) who suffers from the delusion that her cats are being poisoned; a faded vaudeville star (Ada Reeve) living on her memories and press clippings...
...System (Warner) methodically goes through the steps of putting together a crime melodrama. But it has far too little action, is much too flabby and too gabby. The plot: a powerful newspaper publisher (Fay Roope) objects to his daughter (Joan Weldon) associating with Gambling Boss Frank Lovejoy. Things end fairly happily when Gangster Lovejoy, having come to the conclusion that "you can't run a clean sewer," spills all to a crime investigating committee and goes off to prison knowing that Joan will wait...
...dorms also named the following as social chairmen: Barnard, Joan Huth '55; Bertram, Mollie Storrs '55; Briggs, Clem Kuhlman '55; Cabot, Dale Dorman '55; Holmes, Jane Flanders '55; and Moors, Glorian Devereux...