February 22, 1953

comment on indus views on setting wage scales

LAST Sunday this column went on at some length about the theatre's indifference to stage literature. "John Brown's Body," now installed at the Century, was not stage literature until Judith Anderson, Raymond Massey and Tyrone Power took hold of it.

ITHACA, N. Y., Feb. 21 -- Cornell upset Columbia in the 100th basketball game between the two universities, winning, 76 -- 74, on Capt. Ray Handlan's field goal four seconds before the end of the second overtime period of an Eastern League game in Barton Hall tonight.

Prime investments yield structure held clarified by sale of 2 major pub utility bond issues; bars to sellers market listed; Treas refunding seen setting new, long-term interest base

SINCE Lawrence Langner, co-director of the Theatre Guild, already has proved that he will not say "uncle" as far as his pet project is concerned -- the establishment of an American Shakespeare Festival Theatre in Connecticut -- it is possible this morning to report that he now is at work on another phase of his plan -- namely, the means whereby actors in this country will be able to receive special training in classical acting.