Word: localize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...season schedule includes 18 regular games and two local tournaments. Five of the home games will be played at Watson Rink, three at the Boston Garden, and two at the Boston Arena...
...Harvard. Up until this season drama has played a key role in the stepped-up stage activity. A new Eliot House Drama Group enjoyed overwhelming success in all its productions and HDC's major performance, Death of a Salesman, drew rave reviews. At the same time, however, the local music groups did not stand by idly...
...success would mean much more than just proving relatively new ideas. It would establish The Harvard Opera Guild and its theory that opera has a place at the University. A well-done performance would also establish new faces in the local theatre. It might soon need them...
...other local races, it seems to be a toss-up between Republican Charles Gibbons and his opponent Robert Murphy for the post of Lieutenant Governor. In the contest for Attorney General, incumbent Republican George Fingold must rule the slight favorite over Boston City Councillor Edward J. McCormack. However, the Democrat has the support of Senator Kennedy, a strong voice in state politics, and his uncle, House Majority Leader John W. McCormack...
Fausto (Franco Fabrizi), the biggest of the slobs, is a charming young chump who spends most of his life salting the local quail. When a beauty contest winner gets pregnant, he tries to leave town, but his father catches him on the wing, makes him marry the girl (Leonora Ruffo). His father-in-law then forces him to take a job in a shop that sells religious objects. Fausto tries to relieve his misery by flirting with the boss's wife, gets fired for his pains. Not long after, he spends the night with a showgirl (Maja Nipora), comes...