Word: misses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...told her to come by all means," Dean Sperry said yesterday. As a member of the Faculty, Miss Cam is "perfectly entitled" to join the morning worshippers at Memorial Chapel, he explained...
...didn't require any special legislation," Miss Cam, an authority on English constitutional development, told the CRIMSON...
...week, Ruth Gordon, the actress, should get herself a new playwright. And, at the same time, Ruth Gordon, the playwright, should put away her copy of Arthur Wing Pinero or Henry Arthur Jones and accept the report that Belasco is dead. "The Leading Lady," the play involving the two Miss Gordons (both of whom are married to the play's director--which suggests a dilemma more interesting than the current play) is an unreal bit of pink fluff that might be found floating about in the mind of some stage-struck school girl, no where else...
Rita must have done some heavy thinking on her own because she collected a quarter of a million dollars for her artistic efforts. Certain of these efforts deserve comment: (1) Miss Hayworth can wear more clothes and still look under than any female this side of a Restoration book jacket. (2) She can get off a wall and into a man's arms in less time than it takes Leo Durocher to descend on a plate umpire. (3) Rita can achieve more in one glance than Mayor Curley in three terms. (4) She is the only actress in Hollywood...
Holt said a great demand for entertainment of all kinds has brought about the reorganization of the Office's Entertainment Bureau for the first time since it went out of business in 1944. Under the direction of Miss Mary L. McLain, it will specialize in finding jobs for entertainers of any sort at such events as children's parties and church bazaars...