Word: joel
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Campbell named Scott B. Elledge, instructor in English, as "responsible more than anyone else for the success of the campaign" because of his efforts in organizing the Committee and in publishing its work, and he expressed thanks to Joel Dorius and Beverly J. Laymen, both of the Faculty, for publishing the folder and contacting Faculty members, and Clemens Heller 3G for serving the Committee in an advisory capacity...
...Joel L. Miller...
...Binker's reward: $1,000, a year's free graduate study, and an appearance on the Quiz Kids' program. Said she firmly: "But they won't get me into any math quiz with Joel Kupperman...
...first time, John Brown's Body was broadcast in England last week. The dramatization of Stephen Vincent Benét's Pulitzer-prize poem filled an hour and a half over the BBC, but it was worth it. Britons heard an eloquent adaptation by an American: Joel O'Brien, former assistant to Norman Corwin. In the background was a remarkable musical score by 24-year-old British Composer Arthur Oldham. Even his original Negro spirituals, set to Benét's words and inspired by listening to Hall Johnson records, sounded authentic. To Britons...
This old sway-backed horse opera should have been put out to pasture long ago. Even saddled with Technicolor (about as subtle as a show card) and ridden by Old Hand Joel McCrea (about as expressive as lumber), The Virginian makes a bad run of it. Most to blame is the story; its gingham charm has worn thin. And as in most Westerns, acting and direction are as lifeless as a frontier cemetery. Even when the Virginian cracks his famed whip-line-"When you call me that, smile"-not Badman Trampas (the ubiquitous Brian Donlevy), but the audience complies...