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...studios of the Crimson Network he made the "discover;" he asked an erstwhile bit player on the radio workshop, Miss Kay Casale, Radcliffe '47, to read for the open part. Despite her virtual lack of any stage experience, she was quickly given the role...
This handsome record stems largely from never playing safe. Catholic University has always refused to "warm over" recent Broadway hits. It prefers things that come out of its own workshop or off the top shelves of the classics. Last month C.U. took its first shot at American mystery melodrama-with William Gillette's creaky, 46-year-old version of Sherlock Holmes. The production, staged with finesse, was clever enough to make the creaking sounds seem, fairly often, creepy...
...some ways, it was practically a normal week for Corwin. Since CBS discovered him tinkering in its Workshop in 1938, the handsome, prolific writer-director-producer has scooped up a large share of radio's praise and prizes...
Among the many other irons in the fire are the re-establishment of the Harvard Radio Workshop, broadcasts of round table discussions, and airing of discussions sponsored by the Harvard forum...
...Workshop, a feature of the network before the war, will share the Wednesday evening 9:30 o'clock slot with a dramatic show with plans as yet nebulous. In the first round table discussions, scheduled for this Monday at 9 o'clock, the speakers will be Joseph T. Morgan and Phillip D. Bradley, both instructors in economics, and Charles R. Cherington '35, instructor in government. The subject will be "Sixty Million Jobs...