Word: robb
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Begetters of CAP were Gill Robb Wilson, World War I flyer, poet, New Jersey State aviation director; Guy Gannett. Maine newspaper publisher; Thomas H. Beck, huge, booming-voiced president of Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. Chief executive is another hulk of a man, Earle Johnson of Ohio, 6 ft. 4½ in., newly commissioned a captain in the Army Air Force...
Miss Mary Douglas '43 will be the leading woman, with other Radcliffe parts taken by Misses Mary Elizabeth Fallon '43, Madeleine Robb '43 and Gertrude Wind '44; Miss Phyllis Stobl of the Erskine School, Idler's new director, is directing the play...
...Club, the struggle started on the shores of Brookline's old reservoir, and, after 10 1/2 miles of hills and dales, ended on the Wellesley campus near Alumnae Hall. Eighteen men managed to last out the grind, and the first four to pass the eyes of the judge, Miller Robb of the Cambridge Bicycle Club, won prizes...
...Sweetheart of the Network," Marjorio Robb, Erskine '43, will take her chances over the air once again at 8:30 tonight in the Harvard Dramatic Club's dramatization of the Prologue from their spring production of O'Neill's "The Great God Brown...
Also of Erskine, Miss Marjorie Robb makes her second curtsey to the college community, following up a recent radio success. Appearing in all three feminine parts of Side Street," a Gidding playlet on the Crimson Network, Marjorie won immediate commendation. The program had barely ended when the studio phone rang, and an eager but bashful undergraduate vowed his undying affection for her. Miss Robb promises the anonymous swain an opening-night date, if he can successfully establish his identity