Word: russel
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Play--Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse for "The State of the Union...
Those on the Jayvee basketball team to receive the Minor Basketball H are Robert R. Bramhall '49, Walter H. Butler, Jr. '46, Robinson O. Everett '48, Fred W. Flickenger '46, Ledger D. Free '48, Joseph P. McDermott '47, Russel G. Means NROTC '46, Leopold M. Page, Jr. '47, Frank N. Pierce NROTC '46, James H. Powell '49, Leonard Ragozin '49, Gunther K. Rosinus '49, Raymond F. Sullivan '47, Thomas E. Tennant '47, and Jack G. Wiechman '48, manager...
Here are a few lines from "State of the Union," the latest Howard Lindsay-Russel Crouse Broadway success, which needs no introduction and can speak for itself...
...have lost something of beauty," admits Collaborator Walter Russel Bowie of Union Theological Seminary. He cites the King James's "There were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field," which now becomes "In that region there were shepherds out in the fields," and sighs: "It is as though for a moment a glory seems to fade...
This week Howard Lindsay and Russel McKinley ("Buck") Grouse were gilt-edging the gag that once dubbed them "the most successful collaborators since the Smith Brothers." They had written the biggest smash, thus far, of the season.* They had, unprecedentedly in Broadway history, two current hits that had opened six years apart, † And with eleven years of co-authoring, co-adapting, co-producing behind them, they had seven successes to their credit against one lone flop (Strip for Action...