Word: latters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...address at the graduation ceremonics was made by Chaplain George F. Rixey. Deputy Chief of Chaplains. The invocation was delivered by Chaplain (Captain). Charles F. Stack, Jr., and the Benediction was pronounced by Chaplain (Captain) James C. Ryan. Both the latter men are members of the Chaplains School Faculty...
Notable additions here are Professor Frederick Merk's History 62a, "The History of the Westward Movement to 1840," and Dr. Oscar Handlin's History 66, "The Immigrant in American History." The latter "deals with the origin and development of national groups in the United States from the Revolution to the present with particular emphasis on the problems arising out of the contact of diverse cultures...
...soldier five was led by Fred Smith, their center, and Stan Ward, a forward. The former stands six feet and six inches and the latter played on last year's good Cauisius team. Each scored 18 points...
Robert Pitkin nearly stole the show as the Mikado, and did himself justice as the usher in "Trial by Jury" and as Dick Dead-Eye, although the latter part required a bass which he was not able to supply. James Gerard, the romantic lead of the company and its only good tenor, does not quite look the part of the handsome Ralph Rackstraw or a Nanki-Poo. His substitute, Allen Stewart, who played the defendant in "Trial by Jury," is better looking but his voice does not have the required lyrical quality...
...Bette, who here plays Katherine Marlowe, a modern and conscientious novelist. The first is the husband of her best friend (Miriam Hopkins) who "turns out her novels on a sausage grinder." The second is a dapper young man (Gig Young) whom she loses to Miriam's daughter. This latter part of the plot is weakened by its dependence on Gig Young's looks instead of on a character, and throughout the picture Miriam Hopkins has difficulty in making her role convincing. Even with these defects, however, the picture can command the rare praise of "intelligent entertainment...