Word: paged
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...right. Page fifty-nine, at the top. I want to hear the quality and clarity of your voice, how it projects, and the fulness of the vowels." The director sat beside the producer and both began to take notes...
...CRIMSON is including in today's issue a special 10-page supplement on the Negro in Education. First published at Commencement last June, the supplement also includes a two-page survey of the major Academic Freedom cases during the past year. It was distributed nationally over the summer...
...further spending, nearly $450 was authorized for financing three-to-five full page reports in the CRIMSON. Spaced two months apart, these Student Council Reports will replace the defunct Harvard Quarterly. The new format was proposed and will be directed by Carl Sloane...
...page complaint to void his contract and collect damages of $142,500 plus interest, Cinemactor Ernest (Marty) Borgnine went on record to say that sudden success in the movies is not necessarily followed by sudden riches in real life. On Borgnine's last movie, the holders of his contract (Hecht-Lancaster) allegedly exercised their contractual right to pre-empt his services, then lent him out to do the same movie he was negotiating for. His contract-holders got "at least $75,000." Borgnine got $15,000. The movie: The Best Things in Life Are Free...
...Queen Surrounded. In portraying John, Author Rowse takes his cues and many a quote from the latter-day Sir Winston's Blenheim prose palace, the six-volume, 2,561-page Marlborough, His Life and Times. John was slim and handsome, brave as a lion, as full of twists as a corkscrew. He was ambitious beyond belief, but never lost his temper or learned to spell. Through sheer brilliance he worked himself up to the rank of general. But it was not until Queen Anne came to the throne that John Churchill had the chance to astonish Europe. And even...