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...quiz shows last week were still handing out the cash. On NBC's The Big Surprise, Rear Admiral Redfield Mason, U.S.N., 51, on active duty at Brooklyn's Navy Yard, broke through for the top award of $100,000 by naming six groups of women from Greek and Roman fables. And William and James Egan, a pair of outsized* lawyers from Hartford, Conn., were poised only a step away from the jackpot of CBS's The $64,000 Question...
Edward Golden, as the stranger, is a fine mixture of bewilderment and exasperation, as he plays against a uniformly excellent cast of Contemporanians--James Rieger, Steven Stearns, Ann Rand, Tina Cowley, and Randy Redfield. Background piano music during the intervals maintains the staccato rhythm of modern speech that Richards handles so well...
Indians and alcohol are a common anthropological problem, however, and science may find the Hanoverians an even more fascinating study than the Peruvians, Pueblos, or Polynesians. Anthropologist Robert Redfield says that the typical primitive folk society is "small, isolated, nonliterate, and homogeneous, with a strong sense of group solidarity." No less an authority than Daniel Webster called Dartmouth small...
Among the signers of the Open Letter were Dr. Frank Aydelotte, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton: Robert Redfield. Professor of Anthropology at the University of Chicago; and Professor Robert S. Lynd...
...amazing," he told reporters. "I can't understand all the fuss over a little thing like this." He refused to tell them the name of his dog, called the question "an intrusion of the dog's privacy." Noting that he still had the salvaged $1,000,000, Redfield added: "Just say that I don't want anyone to feel sorry...