Gordon W. Gahan
American
Timeline
1960s
Star's Daughter (First of eleven): Movie star Paul Henreid, who turned director for the film , "Dead Ringer," goes over the script with his daughter, Monika. She had a small role in the Bette Davis starrer. Monika Henreid considers her father a "marvelous" director for her because he never mixes his roles. "On the set he was my director, at home, my father," she explains.
Star's Daughter (Third of eleven): Monika pours her heart into a song during a tryout for the Royal Box at the Hotel Americana in New York. In her night club routine, Monika concentrates on Broadway show songs that never became big hits.
Star's Daughter (Sixth of eleven): Monika (left) lunches with Bette Davis' daughter, Mrs. Jeremy Hyman, at the Plaza Hotel. Bette Davis, who co-starred with Paul Henreid in "Now, Voyager," is Monika's "top booster."
A Block in Time: New York: Block by NYU's David Kreitzman (10) sends Fordham's Robert Grunke (85) flying as Richard McGrath punts during game that revived the old Bronx rivalry November 7th. The teams were run by the students instead of the universities, which both gave up football in the early '50's. Fordham led at halftime, 14-7.
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