Anniversaries and Birthdays in a 19th Century Ledger
The column lists notable figures tied to American history with brief birth and death details including Johan G. E. Hechewelder Moravian missionary to Ohio and Indian life recorder born in England died Bethlehem Pa Jan 31 1623. Henry Eckford NY shipbuilder born Scotland Ded Nov 17 1&2 1e2. Thomas Buchanan Read Chester Co Pa born 1872. Clement Studebaker founder near Gettvelyirg Ba PThed Nov 27 1901. Simon Newcomb Nova Scotia-born astronomer died 1868. Adelphe Ochs publisher NYT born Cincinnati died 1935.
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Radio Schedule Fragments Show Day’s Evening Lineup
A fragmentary radio program list outlines an all day schedule with multiple shows and hosts. Notable items include Burns & Allen Sid Caesar and Fibber and Molly alongside classic programs and musical segments.
Shakespeare on TV Provokes Mass Interest and Box Office Debate
Critics praise a bold television presentation of Shakespeare and ask if it will broaden appeal beyond the art crowd while movie theater receipts may be affected. The cast includes Sir John Goeelend, Sir Ralph Richardson, and Claire Bloom delivering thoughtful, lively performances.
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Richard III on NBC TV Inches Toward Screen Classic
Charles Mercer reviews Sir Laurence Olivier’s color film Richard III debuting on NBC. The three hour program brings Shakespeare’s villain to vivid life with closeups and grand sets, elevating the motion picture art and Olivier’s celebrated performance. The stellar English cast enhances the production’s historic scope.
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