Word: make
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Freshmen will attempt to make up for the Dartmouth incident last week when they take on the Boston Boys Club at 7 o'clock in a preliminary...
...Colleges, where one of its speakers, Dr. James M. Wood, proposed that universities release their sophomore and freshman classes to the junior colleges, as the universities are not equipped to offer adequate training to these undergraduates. Both plans are worthy of some consideration, but at the same time they make one wonder what these playful imaginations will bring forth next week...
...least, the season would be a successful one if his team could take Princeton. Now, however, he is going to have to revise that opinion. His 1940 record has been marred, of course, so the feeling around the pool is that the boys will have to make an extra good showing against Yale and in the League championships if their prestige is to be salvaged...
...will see four hours of superb acting, excellent scenes in technicolor, a wonderful story. But you will not see a great picture. GWTW has been produced on a monumental scale using the best of everything Hollywood has to offer, but the story is not big enough to make the picture go down in film history. Not that it necessarily should, of course, but there has been so much ballyhoo about this being motion pictures' greatest triumph. It is not. Rather it is the best in entertainment...
Noteworthy in the approach to the story has been the incorporation of "realism." We hope the Hays office will be as tolerant in the future, for such details make the story live. Rhett's final "I don't give a damn" jars most but is unimportant in this connection compared to the scene where a soldier has his leg amputated without an anaesthetic, or to the scene of Scarlett's mother lying dead upon the bier in war-ruined Tara. Throughout the film the audience remains convinced that it is 1865 and the characters do breathe...