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Last week Father Keller announced the winners of the 1950 Christopher Awards -five prizes of $5,000 each, for books and movie scripts that are "at the same time entertaining, artistic, and inspirational." The $15,000 first prize in 1949 went to an Episcopalian-Architect George Howe, for his novel, Call It Treason. Of the eight award winners this year only two were Catholic...
...Hugh Herbert's new comedy, "The Moon is Blue," starts off promisingly enough. The first act is fresh and amusing, and sometimes quite clever. A naive young blonde, played by Barbara Bel Geddes, picks up an architect, played by Barry Nelson, on the observation tower of the Empire State Building. The scene shifts to the architect's home in the East sixties. There young love seems to be blossoming unchecked when a middle-aged, somewhat alcoholic rake played by Donald Cook crashes the party...
Moody music and the creepy offscreen voice of Heroine Betsy Drake introduce shots of a house's charred ruins in a rugged setting on the California coast. Flashbacks tell the story of its brooding onetime occupant, Architect Robert Young, who has permitted no one inside since the accidental death of his wife (described by another woman as "the most beautiful girl I've ever seen...
...University's $75,000 War Memorial to its World War II veterans should be installed in Memorial Church by May 30, Henry R. Shepley '10, architect of the plaque said yesterday...
...monastic Paris quarters, Le Corbusier replied calmly: "There will be a central grocery where the tenants can buy their wine every day." The Swiss-born architect had no sympathy for people who wanted to keep a few old bottles of their own in a cool, dark place. "Let them go and live elsewhere...