Limelight reflections on late movies and classic cinema
Lorraine Orten muses on watching late shows from KGUL TV with Major Barbara as a backdrop. She recalls Rex Harrison and Wendy Barrie in the 1939 Shaw film, notes insomnia, a 3 a.m. finish, and the lingering pull of old film techniques and score trends. The piece surveys stars, directors, and the shift in background music over decades.
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Jim Ross
Barbara
Kgul-Tv
George Bernard Shaw
Rex Harrison
Wendy Barrie
GBS
Robert Mitchum
Marilyn Monroe
Fess Parker
Gene Nelson
Gene
Elia Kazan
Elia
Hollywood
Hit Parade
Dimitri Tiomkin
Alfred Newman
Victor Young
David Raksin
Miklos Rosa
Max Steiner
Fred Astaire
Ginger
Scholarly tastes clash with comic and classic reads
A columnist snacks on a mixed catalog of books from DAS KAPITAL to AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS. The list skewers titles with a wry tone, noting unreadable German, lack of pictures, and satirical takes on Disney and contemporary literature.
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Max
Carl
Verne
Jules
Austen
Jane
Barkhart
Clarence L
American College Dictionary
Disney
Walt
Donald Duck
Giles
Bascom
LC Student Wins Medal for Essay at Export Club Contest
J W Hayes Jr earned the silver medal and certificate for second place in the San Antonio Export- Import Club essay contest. The May 14 luncheon at the Munger Hotel recognized his work on The Effect of United States Mexican Trade on Texas Economy, with a University of Texas student taking gold.
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J.ww. Hayes, Jr
San Antonio
Texas
University of Texas
Hayes
Gladys Ellis
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