Word: mckees
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Three Harvard freshmen will act next week in the Radcliffe Idler Club production of "Wuthering Heights" to be presented in the Agassiz Theatre at Radcliffe. They are Bruce H. Fernald '37, Paul Killiam '37, and Robert L. McKee '37. The play was dapted by Randolph Carter from Emily Bronte's novel and is directed by E. P. Goodnow...
...flesh on this unremarkable play of adolescence, Producer-Director Lubin made news by rounding up a remarkable crew of adolescent semi-amateurs. He corralled Author John Erskine's daughter Anna, Actress Mary Eaton's little brother Charles. Also he got a pretty girl named Georgette McKee whose father works for the Guaranty Trust Co. and another named Jacqueline Rusling whose father keeps store in Bridgeport, and a dozen other youngsters between 15 and 18. Their stage job was to behave as they had behaved in real life the day before yesterday. They twittered on like starlings, discovering...
...undergraduate at Georgetown University; but no White House invitation got he. On the contrary, the President appointed to the politically potent post of collector of internal revenue in the second New York district a man who had bolted the Tammany ticket and had run on the McKee ticket with an endorsement from his intimate friend, Al Smith. Name: James Joseph Hoey...
...Dramatic Club also announces two additions to the cast. Robert L. McKee '37, will take the part of "Nicholas Brice," and Jean Bachrach of Radcliffe will take the part of "Birdie Cummins...
...Howard's high command was scarcely to be blamed for regarding Fusion's victory as their own. Certainly the World-Telegram had done more to help LaGuardia than any other New York paper. Its interest in the election had started when Publisher Howard inaugurated the "Write In McKee" campaign that brought the onetime President of the Board of Aldermen 264,000 votes in last year's by-election after Tammany's Mayor Jimmy Walker was hounded into exile. That campaign ripened the acquaintance between Mr. Howard and Mr. McKee into friendship. Last summer Publisher Howard...