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...reason for high cinema producing costs is the fact that writers, actors and directors, employed on contract by individual studios, are frequently paid for doing nothing. Producers have often made plans to lend their employes to each other but nothing much has come of it. To facilitate exchange of talent, also of expensive "story material'' bought by producers but never used, an Artists' Service Bureau was formed last week, headed by Col. Jason Joy, Fox studio executive and onetime inter-studio relations supervisor for the Hays organization. Another purpose of the Bureau, to be "owned and operated...
...list of awards follows: Buckley Scholarships: George Chaffee 2G, of Warwick; Samuel Fishman 2L, of Cambridge; Charles Hamilton, of Cambridge; Israel Joseph Kazis 1G, of Cambridge; Roy Lamson, Jr. 4G, of Cambridge; Peter Alexander Pertzoff '33, of Cambridge; Milton Oscar Talent 1L, of Roxbury...
...laboratory personel. The assistants are for the most part students studying for their master's degree, and they perform their work of drilling elementary chemistry into their charges, both in the laboratory and in the section meeting, with obvious boredom and occasional ignorance. With a few exceptions, their teaching talent...
...breath as slaves manicure him, listen to him say "go away now," watch his eyes as he wildly strums the lyre as Rome burns and you will be convinced that he is one of the best actors that have gone to Hollywood without being robbed of their dramatic talent. He is much better than in "Devil and the Deep," where he played a more active role...
...musical perceptions, developed now into a unanimously praised skill at orchestration, showed itself long before Chicago's red-headed organist had heard of Poet Sandburg. He was six years old, living in Grand Rapids where his father worked in the postoffice, when he showed an unusual talent for playing the piano. During the War, in spite of being blind in one eye, he was drafted for military service, set to playing the saxophone and the clarinet in a regimental band. Even then, at 22, Leo Sowerby was writing ambitious orchestral music. Conductor Frederick Stock invited him to attend...