Tribute to Wake Forest's Kitchin Highlights Era of Change
In a Wake Forest tribute alumni presented a leather volume of letters to Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin, former president emeritus who led the college from 1930 to 1950. His quiet leadership oversaw expansion, coeducation, a shift of the medical school, a major foundation grant, and campus growth amid war.
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Director George Stevens Defends Large Screens for Westerns
Hollywood director George Stevens argues larger screens benefit exterior action and storytelling. His film Shane, shot on location in Jackson Hole Wyoming, plays on a big flat screen at Music Hall and showcases panoramic photography without 3-D gimmicks. Stevens favors wide formats and improved sound over polaroid 3-D.
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Celebs and Gossip From Walter Winchell in New York
Zsa Zsa Gabor shoots Public Enemy No. 1 in New York while Sammy and Jimmy Demaret weigh in on golf. Notes on actors, socialites, and industry chatter cover Monroes, hospitalizations, Broadway, and the Runyon Fund with a mix of frank humor and sharp Tipps.
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Aldo Ray says women mother him on dates in Hollywood
Aldo Ray, ex football player turned actor, says women want to mother him and give dating advice. He jokes that studio life allows such fuss but real life feels like a maternity ward, while noting fans both admire his muscles and resist romantic displays.
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