Word: kuhl
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Summary: 400-yard medley relay--Won by Harvard: Murray, Stanley, Perilman, and Boeckeler; second, Pennsylvania: Kuhl, Sieck, Norcross, and Barthel-Rose. Time--4:10.0. 220-yard free style--Won by Ulbrich (H); second, Seaton (H); third, Arndt (P). Time--2:17.8. 50-yard free style--Won by Zemo (H); second, Winthrop (H); third, Crosby (H). Time--23.9. Dive--Won by Gorman (H); second, Stone (H); third, Fox (P). 80.22 points. 200-yard butterfly--Won by Hammond (H); second, Mahoney (H); third, Hill (P). Time--2:28.6. 100-yard free style--Won by Mischner (H); second, Winthrop (H); third...
Producer Calvin Kuhl used the Faulkner play to signalize the switch of the Video Theater from Mondays to Thursdays. He is enthusiastic about Faulkner as a new TV writer, and paid him for his script one of the highest prices (undisclosed) in the three-year history of Lux Video Theater. Kuhl first met Faulkner last fall, when the novelist came to Manhattan on a visit and said he was interested in television. They talked for half an hour: "Most of the time, Faulkner just asked questions about sets, time lapses, costume changes, camera techniques. He was more concerned about...
...Kuhl handed Faulkner a page and a half of Lux-inspired suggestions for tidying up the characters and the plot. In four days Faulkner was back with a script. Says Kuhl: "There were some wonderful lines in it, but they would have offended." After two more tries, Faulkner turned m a script that could be certified pure enough for TV. Kuhl is eager to do more Faulkner stories and even hopes the novelist can be tempted to write some originals. How did Faulkner himself like the TV version of The Brooch? Says Kuhl: "I talked to him right after...
...cracked huskiness; Luc tries to imitate Gunman Bogart.) Off & on, Luc sits in on an interminable argument between Black-Marketeer Vanderputte and a friend on the police force who comes to visit him every week. Vanderputte stands up for the dignity of man and humanitarian optimism; the police official, Kuhl, stands up for Communism and the need for iron discipline. Vanderputte turns out to have been a traitor who betrayed a whole Resistance group to the Germans; Kuhl is blackmailing him while waiting the ideal moment to denounce...