Word: macdonald
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Benjamin F. MacDonald '52 announced that Permanent Class Committee elections will be held on Thursday and Friday at the Dudley Commuter's Center and Friday afternoon elsewhere...
...method of voting for Permanent Class Committee officers by preferential choice was also agreed on. The Class Marshall would be chosen by preferential ballot from those elected. However, Benjamin F. MacDonald '52 reported that no one has yet filed a petition with 25 names to the nominating committee for a Class Committee position...
...meeting became so explosive that Attlee stepped to Webb's defense, bringing with him the bogeyman that keeps all Laborites awake-the ghost of Ramsay Macdonald. Would Labor split on meat, and go down to defeat as Macdonald's divided party had in 1931? The caucus was stilled into grumbling acquiescence...
About half the picture is devoted to needling its heroes into taking the law into their own hands. The movie keeps the action going at full tilt and draws on such acting talent as Macdonald Carey (Jesse), Wendell Corey (Frank James) and Ward Bond (the Yankee villain). Moviegoers who find glorified hoodlums hard to stomach, even at a safe historical distance, may suspect that Hollywood is almost ready for a film biography treating Al Capone-played, say, by Alan Ladd-as the innocent butt of a spiteful internal-revenue...
...stage, Joan Blondell heads an extensive stage show. Peggy Ryan and Ray MacDonald present a number of cute dance routines and Bert Wheeler gives an amusing recitation of "What is a Boy!" Singer Eddie Fisher does remarkable things with a voice worn thin by overwork--or emotion. Hank Ladd and the Marino Sisters, three acrobats with plenty of bounce to the ounce, round out the cast...