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...12th at Raynham (Post Time, 1:15 p.m.)for starters. The lady grey has the outside post position, but it says here that she gets out quickly and holds on in the stretch. Down it Belmont(also 1:15), I've got feelings for Fair Rosalind in the fifth (with fading thoughts about Timely Writer in the eighth--the $500,000 Jockey Club Gold Cup. Rosalind is packing a hefty 122 pounds, but as dark horse or dark lady, she's a good but to be the best...
...next 60 years, the movies would shape and reflect the evolving form of this new woman. The smart working-girl heroines of '30s comedy ? Carole Lombard, Barbara Stanwyck, Rosalind...
DIED. Arthur O'Connell, 73, veteran character actor twice nominated for Academy Awards for best supporting actor, for his role as Rosalind Russell's reluctant suitor in Picnic (1956) and for his portrayal of Jimmy Stewart's law partner in Anat omy of a Murder (1959); of Alzheimer's disease; in Los Angeles...
...expensive Catholic school for women. "It's a poor family that can't afford one lady," said her father, who had to struggle to keep her there. Working in school plays gave her a taste of drama. During a trip to a real backstage-to visit Rosalind Russell in Wonderful Town-she became infected with an incurable disease: the dread Broadway fever. Says she: "I was hooked...
...effective. The ART troupe comes to the Loeb fresh from an outdoor staging of the show at City Plaza, and its dimensions haven't been properly scaled down. Some carefully planned comic routines fail to connect because of gestures that are too large, movements too exaggerated, timing off. When Rosalind decides to flee the court with her confidante, the women give a victory whoop that flies into the air and then falls with a clunk on the stage...