Word: stewart
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that's not all. The elephant trainer, jealous of his female assistant, wrecks the circus train, severely injuring the circus owner, bringing the girl aerialist back to earth, and causing James Stewart, up to now a kindly clown, to be picked up for the murder of his wife. Meanwhile in a small, furnished room on the other side of town...
Bend of the River is a case in point. James Stewart is a fearless but good-humored hero who defeats insurmountable difficulties. Arthur Kennedy is as black a villain as there ever was, and Julia Adams is a fine heroine. The story brings in wagon trains, a gold-rush, slick gamblers, and even a Mississippi paddle-wheeler...
...story centers on Stewart's efforts to get a band of settlers established northwest of Portland, Oregon during the good old days. The real trouble comes when a gold-rush so corrupts Portland's Boss that he fails to send the settlers their winter supplies. Stewart and a band of Portland men steal the supplies and set out over a mountain range toward the settlement...
Captain Jim Bacon, one of three Crimson men who made this morning's third round, easily trimmed sixth-seeded Phil Stewart of Trinity in his second match, 15-9, 15-8, 15-6, and Navy's Ralph Potter, suffering from the flu, pulled the upset of the day by defeating second-seeded Cecil North of Princeton. Potter was rushed to Stillman infirmary immediately after the match, but will play today...
...Chekhov play, "A Tragedian in Spite of Himself" will be directed by John Kerr '52. Michael Mabry '53 will play the part of the tragedian, and Donald Stewart '53 will play his friend. The second play will be Shaw's. "The Shewing Up of Blanche Posnit," to be directed by Irving Yoskowitz '53 and produced by shop productions. It offered the first last February