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...Baritone Carl Bnsson, he held his temples and cried: "Are you going to bring that voice to Broadway?" Her gravelly, one-note vocalizing has been compared to the Ambrose Lightship calling to its mate. One critic thought that she sounded like "a raven with a throat condition," Ros (pronounced Roz) concedes that "I don't sing, I gargle...
...Roz Russell takes the part originally played by Pat O'Brien and has the time of her young life, while the audience is right with her. Her cohort, Grant, drones through the picture in his best Ned Sparks manner, and even excels that master of the art. Perhaps these two over do their parts a bit at the beginning when they reminisce about their late married life, and at the end when battling among a nest of telephones and fast-flying epithets. Yet the well-night perfect script holds up any such points where the movie might sag. Ralph Bellamy...
...this way", concluded M. Roz, "by the exchange of students and professors, will the American and French people come to know each other better, and the old friendship will be maintained...
...feel in France that public opinion in the United States is so sincere that when the American people have complete information about the problems of the day they will realize and act upon the truth", declared M. Firmin Roz, famous author, and assistant director of the Office National des Universities et Grandes Ecoles Franchises, in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter...
...This faith of ours in the justice of American public opinion," M. Roz continued, "has been one of the principal reasons why we trust the United States. There is but a handful of French people in this country, there are few Americans in France, and our national life differs from the American, but nevertheless we know that this is true...