Word: juror
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Double Role. In Los Angeles, visiting city court. Patrolman Paul B. Le Page spotted a familiar face, collared Juror Garrison Harris, whose own trial for grand theft was scheduled for the following week...
...many characters and incidents are adroitly interwoven. But the screenplay is often on the super-melodramatic side. Subtitled The Secret Lives and Loves of a French Jury, the picture goes in for such farfetched plotting as having the defendant's lover (Michel Auclair) woo an elderly lady juror (Valentine Tessier) in order to win over her vote. And, even for courtroom drama, Justice Is Done is far too talky...
Fireside Theater (Tues. 9 p.m., NBC). Anita Louise in The Juror...
Henry Agard Wallace, poultry farmer and onetime Vice President of the U.S., was called for jury duty at the Westchester County Courthouse at White Plains, N.Y., only to find himself rejected as a juror two days in a row. On the third try he was found acceptable, and impaneled to help decide a civil damage suit...
Frankly Speaking. In Oklahoma City, when the assistant district attorney asked Jack Woody if he knew of any reason why he could not serve as an impartial juror in the trial of a suspected bootlegger, Woody replied: "Well, yes, I believe I do. I'm just a part-time mechanic; I'm a full-time wholesale bootlegger...