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...more College organization to promise a full schedule of fall activities is the Harvard Radio Workshop which last night elected Edward Franklin '47 as president and announced a competition for script writers, technicians and actors to begin tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Crimson Network...
Positions on both production and technical boards of WHCN, the Crimson Network, are now open to candidates, president Ray A. Goldberg '48 announced last night at the Dudley Hall studio. Aspiring radio technicians, script-writers, and program arrangers are invited to come out for the fall competition at 7:30 o'clock tonight and tomorrow...
Examples: The Hand that Drove the Nails is not my novel, but was written by Dr. Fletcher Ray. The film script, originally based on this book . . . deals with the life of Jesus, whereas that excellent book, The Robe, does not deal with the life of Jesus. What I said was that the little short films made by non-profit-making Cathedral Films, Inc. were, by comparison, so good that they beat all other religious films to date "into a cocked...
Until One Man's Family is crossed with the Lone Ranger, U.S. radio will have no program quite like Un Homme. It is as French Canadian as the words of Alouette. The 45 characters who wander through the script portray life in la province during the 1890s. There is Caroline Malterre, an empty-headed little widow and gossip who runs the village tavern. There is Alexis Labranche, the jolly mayor. And there are a couple of rascals: Notary Lepotiron and a no-good half-breed, Bill Wabo. (Any French Canadian no-account is now apt to be called...
...nineteenth century Americana has bitten Twentieth Century Fox, but the result is no "Oklahoma!'.' nor even a "Meet Me In St. Louis." For despite its many virtues, including Jerome Kern's last songs and Jeanne Crain, "Centennial Summer" is anchored to mediocrity by its script and by lack of imagination in its whole production...