Stephen O. Saxe

House of Wax

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With the advent of three-dimensional films, the motion picture industry has made giant strides. Such great strides, in fact, that

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Two men share the credit for the excellence of "A Place in the Sun." One, of course, is Theodore Dreiser,

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Before new students come to Harvard they hear a great deal about the cultural riches of Boston; unfortunately most men

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"We Radcliffe girls are a long suffering group, but under the kind of persecution we have received at Harvard's hands,

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The current play at the Brattle, Henri Rene Lenormand's "He and She," may strike some people as a tragedy of

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Thirteen (13) percent of the Class of '26 has been in jail. This startling figure comes to light today with

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Since the Brattle Theatre Company has shown in "The Country Girl" that Restoration comedy can be sparkling and enjoyable in

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The latest in a long string of British little-boy movies is here. "The Magnet" is just as heart-warming as the

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The best argument against the arbitrary banning of films by pressure groups and evil authorities is now in Boston. It

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The Harvard Theatre Group's production of "Darkness at Noon" is undoubtedly the finest undergraduate dramas presented at Harvard in more