Word: wente
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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After telling about herself, Miss Carroll went on a tour of the Harvard Theatrical Collection in Houghton Library with William Van Lennep, the enrator...
...Then she went to a party given by the HDO to be questioned and looked at closer. Before she went away she said she "loved Harvard and the boys...
After performing for servicemen for five and a half years, Miss Carroll went back to Hollywood, even though she didn't like it, because she had nowhere else to go. She stayed just long enough to make "Lady Windermere's Fan" and "An Innocent Affair...
Most of the credit, probably goes to director William Wellman, for the co-ordination of all the effects that went towards making the sombre atmosphere of guilty killing was letter perfect: The unshaven faces, the drabness of the set at the picture's outset, and the reflection in each character's attitude of the weakness that found such ready companionship in the lynching mob. The music, too, served its purpose--not perhaps so well as in such a western as "Duel in the Sun"--but the dull repitition of a prairie tune dampened any tendencies toward melodrama...
When Mr. Ives has complete quiet, as he had from the almost packed symphony Hall, he really shows his genius as a ballad singer. He went through his program of 18 songs without straining his voice once even for the highest notes. When he had finished his program and the stamping of feet had begun he returned to sing nine more...