Word: neils
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...story of Harry and Davy has been made into a surpassing movie, The Little Kidnappers (J. Arthur Rank; United Artists), directed by Philip Leacock and written by Novelist Neil Paterson (Man on the Tightrope), whose script is a fable as deep-going and sweet-running as any on the children's shelf. The innocence of the children. Jon Whiteley as Harry and Vincent Winter as Davy, pierces the heart like a spring morning, and Duncan Macrae and Jean Anderson are fearfully true to life as the boys' Scottish Calvinist grandparents. The photography, by Eric Cross, fills the background...
...time to take over as director of the club's ill-fated production "Fiesta." Miss Gloria Braglotti has been secured to "execute the exotic, primitive dance which climaxes the siesta scene in the play," and F. A. Pickard was in the cast for the world premiere. Eugene O'Neil bad called "Fiesta" the best example of Mexican peon life he had ever read; the author was even journeying to Cambridge to see his play staged. But the long arm of decency stopped in after several complaints from spectators that the play was "crude and immoral." Three days after it opened...
...NEIL THORTAKSON...
Robert H. Mundheim '54, outgoing vice-president, announced the winners of the elections at the annual P.B.H. full membership dinner. Other speakers included William G. Saltonstall '28, principal of Phillips Exeter Academy; Neil D. Hastie '52, the House's graduate secretary; and William R. Crawford '54, this year's president...
Program for the conference, which was arranged by P.B.H. in the interest of uniting and improving college social work in New England, included addresses by Robert F. Rutherford, director of the Simmons College School of Social Work, and Neil D. Hastie '52, graduate secretary of P.B.H...