Word: monica
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Rachmaninoff: The Bells (Hollywood First Methodist Choir, Santa Monica Symphony Orchestra, Jacques Rachmilovitch conducting; Disc, 8 sides). A somewhat murky musical adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe. Performance: fair...
Married. Herman Shumlin, 48, bald, bespectacled, parlor-pink Broadway producer (Watch on the Rhine, The Male Animal); and Carmen England, 33, onetime screen bit player; he for the second time, she for the third; in Santa Monica...
...deed of darkness." Another Pulitzer Prizewinner, JOHN P. MARQUAND, didn't believe that "a writer's apt to evolve very much after he's 40," but at 53 he was off to the marshes near Newburyport, Mass. to work on a new novel. At Santa Monica, Calif., KATHERINE ANNE PORTER had finished two-thirds of No Safe Harbor, a parable on fascism based on a diary she kept of a boat trip in 1931 from Veracruz to Bremerhaven...
...HAPPY PRISONER (312 pp.) -Monica Dickens-Lippincott...
Tall, slender, and unmistakably English, 32-year-old Monica Dickens has the feminine fragility of her great-grandfather's heroines, but she is considerably stronger-minded. To get material for her first book, One Pair of Hands, she astonished her conservative, upper-middle-class family by becoming a cook. When the war came, she switched to nursing, found time to write another book, One Pair of Feet, and then spent a year working in a munitions factory...