Word: achingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 (IV) Anthropology 9 Peabody Mus, 22 Anthropology 11 Sever 6 Astronomy 10a Astron. Lab. Botany 11 Sever 1 Botany 15 Botanical Mus. 21 Chemistry A Ach-Cobb Mallinckrodt MB8 Cohen-Zussman Mallinckrodt MB9 Chemistry 3a Mallinckrodt MB23 Chemistry 21 Coolidge Lab. Classical Philology 43 Sever 31 Economics 14a Sever 18 Economics 33 Sever 7 Engin. Sciences 10 Pierce 202 English 3a Memorial Hall English 11b Sever 17 English 15 Harvard 2 English 29a Sever 5 Fine Arts 1c Fogg Large Rm. Fine Arts 5d Fogg Small Rm. French 7 Memorial Hall Geography 1 Emerson 211 Geography...
...Harriet Cohen" contains twelve transcriptions from organ and instrumental music by Bach for the piano. Each one is made by a different modern composer of high ability for that great Bach enthusiast, who appeared not long ago as soloist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The choral prelude and choral "Ach, bleth hei uns. Herr Jesu Christ," for instance is done by Vaughan Williams, whereas the Andante of the second Brandenburg Concerto is transcribed by Eugene Geosens. Care has been taken in all cases to keep as near the original harmony as possible. The book should be valuable to anyone...
Actors who might resent his arrogance in any less intelligent director, are pleased by his intuitive appreciation. Saturated in the cinema, Lubitsch diverts himself, when not making real pictures, by making a cast out of his friends, his servants, the people who pass him on the street. "Ach," he says, "you are a crook. No, you are head of a gang of blackmailers. . . . You know everything, everybody." Pleased at his prowess in such conceits, he assumes a wise expression and rolls his eyes ? the cameras for an endless hypothetical scenario...
...smart Teutons sprung a surprise last week on the rest of Europe. They were promptly accused of trying to break the Treaty of Versailles, the Treaty of St. Germain and that other "sacred bond," the Geneva Convention of 1922. "Ach, not so! No such thing!" protested both protagonists in the surprise: Dr. Julius Curtius, German Foreign Minister, and Dr. Johann Schober, Austrian Foreign Minister...
...Steamers, ach. steamers have no soul. It is only the sailing vessels that made great the profession of the sea," declared Count von Luckner, the "Sea-Devil" in an interview yesterday, "the steamers have brought in the trade union on the sea, and the union has destroyed the profession. When we were on the sea, we had to furl the sails without overtime...