Word: goode
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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This game will undoubtedly be a good deal easier than the first two away games; both against Brown's strong team. Army, never much of an eastern hockey power, has lost both its games in 1950; 12 to 3 to Brown a week ago and 8 to 0 to Yale Wednesday night...
...play moves slowly at first, as the authors establish the situation and character relationships. After the first act, it picks up a good deal of speed and dramatic power. The same is true of the acting. Ralph Clanton is convincing, often frighteningly so, as the Earl, a man of almost demoniac evil. Martha Scott and Charlton Heston give rounded, creditable performances as Margaret and John Clitherow. Miss Scott's portrayal of the heroine is not inspiring, but she does an extremely competent job in a part that calls for straightforward acting...
Above all, the script is craftsmanlike, and director Ella Gerber has given it a craftsmanlike production. Stewart Chancy's set is sturdily Elizabethan, and is well suited to the play, Playwrights Berney and Richardson have not written poetry, but a piece of good prose like "Design for a Stained Glass Window" is always welcome...
...years ago, Pick and Sloan were pretty incompatible. Sloan would put up a dam, and Pick would reply with another which submerged it. After a few years of this, the two men smelled a good thing, joined forces and got Congress to appropriate them funds which have so far totalled more than a billion dollars. At the present time, Pick and Sloan are putting up levees and dams, and digging ditches along more than 2000 miles of their river...
...work of Joe Kozol and Dave Smith was especially heartening however. Kozol pinned a good man and showed himself to be a tremendously improved wrestler. Smith in decisioning Brown's captain, looked sharper and more aggressive at 136 than he did at 145 last month...