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...Cobb, Charles R. Codman, Kenneth J. Conant, James F. Conway, T. Jefferson Coolidge, Donald C. Cottrell, Paul G. Courtney; Henry DeFord, Jr., Eben Henry McB. Parker, William A. Parker, Henry Parkman. Jr., Ronald L. Redmond, Edward Reynolds, Junius A. Richards, John Rock, H. W. Dwight Rudd, Philip H. Sherwood, David R. Sigourney, Joseph P. Spang, Jr., Henry S. Strurgis, Ernest G. Swigert, William S. Draper, Roger C. Fenn, John S. Fleek, Robert T. Gannett, Joseph Garland, James M. Graham, Reginald Gray, S. Eliot Guild, R. Cushing Hamlen, Huntington R. Hardwick, Bartlett Harwood, Lawrence Hemenway, Edwin H. Heminway, Christian A. Herter...
...Fifth Column was interesting for more than a title which has since become part of the language; but by the time Benjamin Glazer finished rewriting it, much of the play's realistic force was obscured by romantic nonsense. Best of a bad lot was Robert Sherwood's "There Shall Be No Night," which owed as much to the audience's apprehensiveness as to Sherwood's art, but was a frequently eloquent piece of stage journalism...
Waterloo Bridge (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) is a drastic reworking of Robert Sherwood's doleful drama about a love episode in Blighty during World War I-keyed up to catch the overtones of World War II, and toned down to meet the objections of censors. Waterloo Bridge is no longer a tale of a shy Canadian soldier who falls in love with a shy London trull. It is the story of a good-looking, upper-class British officer (Robert Taylor) who, during an air raid, conceives an undying passion for a good-looking ballerina (Vivien Leigh). After causing...
Just as in the spring a housewife's thoughts turn to mothballs, so an old soldier's, with the start of each new war, turn to sentimental memories of his earlier soldiering days. Robert E. Sherwood's Waterloo Bridge brings back to mind those romantic war pictures of the late twenties, employing the same old tricks--the chance meeting in the air raid shelter, the sudden recall to the front, and the false report of the hero's death...
...There Shall Be No Night." Robert Sherwood's indignant protest against the invasion of Finland, enriched with powerful acting by the Lunts (TIME...