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Also, Publicity Manager, Harry A. Quigley '66, of Quincy House and St. Louis, Mo.; Record Manager, Richard H. Ekman '66, of Adams House and Westport, Conn.; Personnel Manager, Anthony H. Jackson '67, of Adams House and Billings, Mont.; Supply Manager, Edward H. Weis '67, of Winthrop House and Wayne Pa.; Prop Crew Manager, Charles C. Vines '66, of Winthrop House and St. Petersburg...
Died. Martin Quigley, 73, Manhattan publisher of the trade magazine Motion Picture Herald who, in 1929 with the late Jesuit Father Daniel Lord, prepared a guide governing the treatment of sex, crime, religion and "repellent subjects" in movies that became Hollywood's official production code; of a heart attack; in Manhattan...
...wags dubbed it "John's John"). U.S. Secret Service Men literally had to use force to break the grips of hands that clutched at Kennedy. There were countless exchanges of gifts, including a sheepskin floor mat, presented to Kennedy by his cousins. "This," explained Old Family Doctor Martin Quigley, "is to be put beside Mrs. Kennedy's bed for the arrival of twins in August...
...Jane Quigley, every bit as versatile as Mr. Barstow, is a quite magnificently scornful Polish Lady (a circus acrobat as well), and if her accent often thickens dangerously, her gusto becomes almost unbounded. Richard Hornby, the alternately tearful and sternly moral Gunner, also occasionally lapses from his proper voice (a deadly Cockney whine); but the Peter Sellers mustache and 'onest workman cringe that he adopts are entirely successful--this is compentent character interpretation indeed...
Daniel Seltzer's Chorus (the Greek group of elders has dwindled to a single tuxedoed commentator who bein harsh and unsparing tones that are properly sepulcomes a sort of auctor ex machina) introduces the play chral. As for the rest, Jane Quigley's nurse, though suffering from an unfeebled voice that sounds as if it has been produced by an excess of cotton, is quite wonderfully aged and querulous; and I would be unfeeling indeed if I failed to mention Theodore Kazanoff's First Guard, the very image of New York's Finest, with a wife and two kids...