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Quick Shooting. One man notably tuned to the trend was RKO's new production boss, 41-year-old Dore Senary, up from writing ranks and a stint as producer for Selznick. Despite all the worry over high costs, he had demonstrated that pictures could still be made cheaply. His newest picture. Crossfire, was produced in only 24 shooting days at a cost of only...
...sufficient money to join the great immigration wave to America and to make sightseeing stopovers along the way at Marseilles, Paris, London, Liverpool, and Halifax. Reaching Boston with one lone dollar to his name, he first worked in a friend's establishment on Essex Street and after a brief stint on his own in the Hub made the move to Cambridge. He had never enjoyed an education of his own so basking in the erudition of others appeared an attractive substitute. "If you gonna go near a big college," he explains thirty-five years after, "you be 'round the better...
Strayed & Lost. Near San Francisco, five little lambs, their fleece dyed pink, blue, orange, green and yellow, returned to the farm after a stint in a city show window, found themselves coldly, completely snubbed by the rest of the flock- including the black sheep...
...commenting on the pitching, he said he would probably start Bill Connolly again on Saturday. Reilly looks like his second starter right now, although Wallace is "coming along fast," and Ira Godin "looked very good" in his abbreviated stint against Navy...
Since no Crimson pitcher has had enough work as yet to be ready for a full nine-inning stint, Samborski will probably use two hurlers against Maryland. Bill Connolly and Jack Wallace. Both are right-handers...