Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...graduates of the University: Representative John F. Kennedy '40 (Dem.-Mass.); conductor Leonard Bernstein '39; Dr. Francis D. Moore '35, Moseley Professor of Surgery at the Medical School; James L. Madden '31, president of Hollingsworth and Whitney Company; Luther A. Breck, Jr. '34, president of Joseph Breck and Sons Corp.; and Edward B. Hanify, 1938 Law School graduate and general chairman of the 1950 Boston Community Fund compaign...
Stanger was an assistant to Leonard Bernstein '39 at Tanglewood in 1943 and 1949. When he was there he conducted the main Tanglewood Orchestra several times. Last year he conducted the Wellesley College Orchestra...
...Little Nervous. He was threatened with contempt once for failure to tell where he banked his money. He got up, walked to the end of the room and conferred a minute with a fellow as bulky as himself; it was his brother Leonard. Then Erickson answered, apologizing for "losing my memory-I was a little nervous." The brother, it turned out, was paid $20,000 a year. "Just to deposit money in the bank?" asked Tobey incredulously. "That's right," said Gambler Erickson...
Peter Pan (by Sir James M. Barrie; music & lyrics by Leonard Bernstein; produced by Peter Lawrence & R. L. Stevens) is 45 years old. But Peter has had his wish: he has never grown up, will be a boy forever. For the more discriminating theatergoer of ten or eleven, Barrie's fantasy is an absolute must; even for the parent at his side, it is oftener candy than medicine...
...this, mingled with spots of dancing and pleasant Leonard Bernstein music, provides nice unorthodox eye & ear entertainment. Jean Arthur makes a brightly boyish Peter Pan, Boris Karloff an appealingly unctuous Captain Hook. At times the syrup gets pretty thick and the fantasy pretty thin; Peter. Pan is not Alice in Wonderland. It is much less dazzling as well as much less daring. But however little a masterpiece, the play is now safely a classic...