Word: alan
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fields of study are as follows: Augustine Oliver Allen 4G of Berkeley, California, chemistry; Thaddeus Benjamin Clark grDv. of Cambridge, philosophy and history; Charles Farwell Edwon, Jr. of Cambridge, history; Paul Elisworth Everett, Jr. 3G of Wellesley, remance languages and literature; Paul Malcolm Heffenan 2S.A. of Ames, Iowa, architecture; Alan Holske 3G of Pleasantville, New York, German; Julius Knause Knipp 4G of Urbana, Illinois, physics; John Douglas MacLachlan 4G of Burritt's Rapids, Ontario, Canada, biology; Charles Habib Malik 3G of Heliopolis, Egypt, philosophy; Harrg August Rositzke 4G of Brooklyn, New York English...
...daring fantasy. The picture contains a scene in which Neptune uses his trident to frighten the patrons of a deluxe Manhattan swimming pool, an episode in which Bacchus finds modern whiskey so fiery it makes him belch, a passage in which Hebe discovers a container full of paper cups. Alan Mowbray plays the inventor with admirable presence of mind. Meg, the stone girl who becomes his accomplice when he converts her into flesh & blood, is Florine McKinney. Typical shot: Venus de Milo experimenting with a pair of arms...
Other important roles will be played by A. Jerome Himelhoch, Harold R. Patch, Jr., Miss Mary Williams, and William L. Batt. Minor parts will be filled by Frederic C. Gray, William M. Judd, John MacD. Graham, George F. Bigelow, R. Park Breck, Herschel Berman, Richard W. Sullivan, Alan S. Geismer, Richard Parry, William F. Schreiter, and Misses Braidy, Bopp, Wedrom, and Bartlett...
...friendly affiliation between Lowell House and its Yale "sister," Pierson College, was strengthened at a banquet in New Haven Wednesday evening, that originated as a birthday celebration for the college and developed into a demonstration of respect for its departing master, Alan Valentine, just appointed President of Rochester University. A social union was initiated between those two units last year when Pierson College played the gracious host to Julian L. Coolidge '95, Master of Lowell House...
LAST OF THE WIND SHIPS - Alan J. Villiers-Morrow...