Word: seliger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that a significant amount of national publication, especially of the creative writing, has come out of the program (this includes two books, Children of the Ladybug, a play by Robert Thom; and The Flourishing Wreath, a critical study of the seventeenth century British poet Thomas Carew by Edward Selig...
Only a Brief. CBS's The Verdict Is Yours (3:30 p.m., E.D.T.) has no script, and not even the producer knows what the verdict will be. Instead, each "trial" is fabricated in the head of the show's lawyer, Selig Silverman. Each principal is told the "truth" about his role in the case. The lawyers are not actors, but professional attorneys who like to get on the show for the fun of it. It is up to them to make their own cross-examinations, field the witnesses' replies as skillfully as they can. Presiding and ruling...
...Club gave a special luncheon to honor the Denver Post's Sportswriter Jack Carberry for being the faithful apostle of D.U. athletics. Said Carberry: "The hilltop school has really and truly come out of the dream cloud in which, athletically speaking, it has been sleeping." Said Robert W. Selig, chairman of the board of trustees and an executive of Fox Intermountain Theaters: "We have started with a new regime. We have a winning policy . . . We will . . . attract students with athletic abilities to our campus. We know you can't pull a wagon without horses...
...Selig insisted that he was not exactly out to buy the horses. He had, he announced, a better idea. His own company had just "adopted a University of Denver athlete . . . We will father him through four years . . . We are going to give him a job." Selig asked that other Boosters follow his company's example. "Adopt a boy," he cried. "Make him a real son . . . Do that for his full four years of school, in defeat as well as in victory...
...typically American set of names. There was a Tomlinson, a Kiezanowski, a Morrissey, a Rolek, a Brown and a Selig. They came from all over the country: Westfield, Mass., Oakland, Calif.; Warren, Ark.; Kalamazoo, Mich.; Aitkin, Minn.; Clearwater, Fla.; Baltimore...