Word: theaters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...next step was selection of committees: social welfare, which helps needy boys get jobs, clothing, better housing, sports, theater, etc. Members of these committees are now drawing up the club constitution. Its basic principles: the four freedoms...
...Negro pugilist-turned-actor, got into a wig and grease paint in Boston and made a little modern theatrical history by playing a white man's role opposite Star Elisabeth Bergner in The Duchess of Malfi. Critics' judgment: a success. In Wilmington, Del., history repeated itself: a theater manager disavowed racial prejudice but canceled The Duchess' engagement...
Like most gifted theater people, Eileen works every waking hour. Result: she is absent from the gay night life of London's West...
Academy Award Theater (Wed. 10 p.m., CBS). William Powell in My Man Godfrey...
Ethel Barrymore, 67, first lady of the U.S. theater, sped from Hollywood to Manhattan-but not to Broadway. What sent her packing was grandmotherhood, her first (see MILESTONES). She was not homesick for the theater; she liked Hollywood fine-the weather, the sunsets, the Pacific, the moon. As for cinemacting: "It's so much easier than the stage," said she, "it's a shame to take their money...