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Radcliffe alumna Ann Ronell '27, Hollywood's only woman music director, presented her original musical score for the motion picture "G. I. Joe" to the Annex library archives yesterday.
Miss Ronell, who wrote "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" and the score for the musical comedy "Oh, Susanna," is at present working on the music for "Love Happy," a forthcoming Marx Brothers movie, which is based on the Ernie Pyle story. She will be back in Boston...
Count Me In (music & lyrics by Ann Ronell; book by Waiter Kerr & Leo Brady) has Charles Butterworth and Luella Gear (both accomplished comics when they are given half a chance), the nimble dancing feet of Hal Leroy, a fast-paced, fine-feathered chorus and an estimated $100,000 worth of...
Ann Ronell's score is decidedly undistinguished, and more than once shows the influence of Mother Goose. This is all probably just as well, for no one in the cast could do justice to a major scale. The lyrics become wittiest in a number called "Who Is General Staff?" The...