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None of the Crimson victors was confronted with special difficulty, with the possible exception of Dick Thomas at 155, who was ridden by his opponent for several minutes. Ted Schoneberg and Tudor Gardiner came through with brilliant pins, and Captain Bill Daughaday, Bruce Richardson, and Dunean Longcope all nearly pinned their...
Hope flashes brilliantly through the next three weights, where Captain Bill Daughaday, Bruce Richardson (who both won their matches last year), and Sophomore Dick Thomas will hold forth. The most interesting of these three will probably be Bruce Richardson's match. This will mark the first match, he has taken part in this season. He will hold forth at 145, while Dick Thomas will go up to 155 and Bill Daughaday will be in his usual weight...
...talents of Rosalind Russell (which were first frontpaged in The Women), but the picture's love interest. Hildegarde appears as a young woman, trying to leave the news paper business. She begins bravely by divorcing her husband and managing editor, Walter Burns (Gary Grant), falls flat for Insuranceman Bruce (Ralph Bellamy), who has rubbers, an umbrella and a companionate mother...
Never did Maurice Sterne paint so hard as when onetime Banker-Lawyer Edward Bruce decided to become a painter and asked to be taught. For three years Businessman Bruce shared Sterne's 41-room castle in Anticoli, Italy, painted methodically from dawn to dark, forced his sponsor to work similar hours. This regime made Edward Bruce an artist, nearly sent already famed Artist Sterne into a decline...
...Edward Bruce, then as now head of the U. S. Government's Section of Fine Arts, gave his friend and former teacher another tough task: the painting of 20 huge murals for the library of the new Department of Justice Building in Washington. Artist Sterne has been working on them ever since. On display last week in Manhattan's Fine Arts Gallery went the fruit of his four and a half years' toil...