Word: talents
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Coach Hal Ulen has a knack of sifting talent in unpromising disguises. Before Forbes "Ted" Norris ever stepped into the shallow pool for a splash, Ulen had fashioned a two-year high scorer in '39 and '40 out of Eric Cutler, a victim of polio taking the aquatic form of treatment...
Guiding the new Wake out of its inactivity since the spring of 1946 are Say-mour Lawrence '48, John Hawkes, Jr. '47, and John Rogers '49, a trio whose aim is to give local literary talent an international reading public...
Several well-known writers, including Alken and Wallace Stevens plus the efforts of less distinguished figures and students will characterize the Spring de-put of the renovated Wake, Later on, an issue will publish French literary talent and on the side, about English novels...
...great actress," instructed Actor Mason, "has talent plus intelligence plus imagination plus X." The only cinemactress whom Mason currently found in possession of "plus X": Greta Garbo. The other four best: Dorothy McGuire, Ingrid Bergman, Bette Davis, and "a non-pareil," Lena Home (see Music...
Carter, now Broadway's president, has lured top talent away from other stores, paid salaries up to $40,000 a year. He is on the way to fulfilling his promises. Broadway's gross has already risen from $38,500,000 in 1946 to an estimated $50,000,000 this year...