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...then a message of racial unity had to be played up in numerous wartime morale-boosting movies. More diverse images of Blacks proliferated in Hollywood--major studios even made Black cast movies of their own (i.e. MGM's "Cabin in the Sky" (1943) directed by Vincent Minelli and starring Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, Lena Horne and Ethel Waters)--so the independent race movie makers were squeezed out of the market, unable to compete with the slickness and polish of higher budget Hollywood films...
With six minutes left in the game. Harvard rallied with shots from link Annie MacMillain and freshman forward Andrea Minelli. Neither shot hit its mark, but the drive kept Harvard near the Bowdoin goal long enough for link Tania Huber to even the score at two goals apiece with a shot off a long corner play...
MacAusland expects as many as fifty fresh-men to attempt to win spots on the squad, and she is looking hard at four in particular--Ellen O'Neil, Andrea Minelli, Leslie Carroll and Pat Constantikes...
...spend. Seven hundred million dollars is the figure. The plot is a simple reworking of an age-old theme: rich young man is engaged to a woman he doesn't love, faces disinheritence if he fails to marry her. Meanwhile, finds first true love with (surprise!) poor girl (Liza Minelli) but family refuses to bend...
Maggi-Meg Reed can belt out a song like "Maybe This Time" with all the expression and ease of the seasoned professional she protrays. She makes a "perfectly marvelous" Sally Bowles, played by Liza Minelli in the movie version, the blithe singer who moves in with American writer Clifford Bradshaw (Travis Epes) the day he arrives in Berlin. The two commence a life of charming self-deception: he fools himself and his family into thinking he is writing a novel that never materializes; she believes in the vacuous glamour of her role as a nightclub entertainer...