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Hardesty Park is by William McCleery, an apparently somewhat lightweight Broadway playwright who had some successes in the '40s and is hitting the comeback trail after a stint teaching at Princeton. Tonight till Saturday at Adams House...
McManama's Professional career started when he was an unexpected surprise in the Penguin's training camp and started the season with the NHL club. He has since played a stint with the Penguin farm team, the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League before being recalled to the parent club several weeks...
After a desultory two-year career at Downer College in Milwaukee and a stint as an elevator operator in Gary, Ind., in 1946 Dewhurst entered New York's American Academy of Dramatic Arts. A year later, she married Fellow Student Jim Vickery, and for the next dozen years lived with him in a series of cold-water flats, supporting herself with bit parts and odd jobs. At one point she had to turn down a major role when Director Joseph Papp, who had only heard about her, asked her to read for Juliet. "Oh, Mr. Papp," Dewhurst told...
...dark, petite Jane was invited to spend the New Year's holiday with the royal family at Sandringham, more than 10,000 Britons drove, biked or hiked past the castle to catch Jane and Charles together. Despite the recurring engagement rumors, Charles departed unbetrothed for a four-month stint with the Royal Navy in the Far East, leaving Jane behind at her job with a London art gallery. But a Sandringham estate worker made his own unofficial announcement. "They seemed," he said, "to squeeze hands and kiss an awful...
Bond, it seems, was born in Wattenscheid, Germany, on Nov. 11, 1920, second son of a one-armed Scottish engineer. Brought up mainly on the Continent, his only stint in England (at Eton, of course) was brief and unhappy. At age 18, James joined a British espionage unit, exposing first a sweaty Rumanian card cheat at the baccarat tables of Monte Carlo. After that, the jobs got more difficult. In 1940, for example, he killed a Japanese code breaker in New York by shooting him through a hole made earlier hi a thick window by his part...