Word: nicks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Doubting Thomas, as played by W. BLISS CARNOCHAN, left, returned in the nick of time at last night's Eliot House play. Here Thomas gives the old heave-ho to Mr. Zorobabel (JOHN MONTGOMERY, center) who has been making advances to Thomas' wife, Miss Lucy. Goodwill (EDWARD R. BROWN looks on in righteousness...
...books and articles (TIME, May 30, 1949 et seq.), found himself in trouble again. Almost at the start, he fell out with his backer, Manhattan Millionaire Clendenin Ryan. Five months ago the Mercury owed so much money that Huie was ready to close down. In time's nick, Huie found an angel: J. (for John) Russell Maguire, of Greenwich, Conn., who was operating principally as a Wall Street broker until the SEC forced him out for "flagrant violations" of the law. Later he made millions in manufacturing (Thompson submachine guns, electrical equipment, etc.) and oil. Last week Maguire...
...play, A Sound of Hunting, by Harry (A Walk in the Sun) Brown, the picture effectively depicts a war of ruins, rubble and mud-spattered patrols. The eight iron men are less convincing: they are types rather than real soldiers, e.g., the nervous G.I. (Richard Kiley), the philosophical G.I. (Nick Dennis), the amorous G.I. (Bonar Col-leano). But the film transfers the play to the screen with a muscular compactness and economy. Although it is only a minor cinematic skirmish, Eight Iron Men strikes an authentic ring of realism from the monotony of war and the soldiers' code...
After threatening almost the entire first period, and blowing two perfect chances, the Tigers opened the scoring just before the end of the quarter. Nick Cordero took the last in a series of passes about 15 yards in front of the goal and whistled a high shot from the right side into the left corner of the nets. Crimson goalie Rog Taylor bad no chance on the play...
Turn to page five, fill out the coupon with the name of the Bowl and nick-names for the two teams--Adams, Winthrop, Eliot and Dunster on one side and Lowell, Kirkland, Leverett and Dudley on the other. Then, in 100 word or less, tell why you think these names appropriate...