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...Theatre Guild. Mr. Tone meets Lenore Ulric, a hijacker's property, and they struggle through a jerky love affair. Occasional advice is given by a worldly doctor, Leo Donelly, who even goes so far as to prescribe Miss Ulric for Mr. Tone as a remedy for his anemia and general rundown condition. Only new angle which Pagan Lady contributes to this genre of the drama is that although the preacher and the girl have to give each other up in the end, each has derived peace and satisfaction from the relationship...
Died. Simon William Straus, 63, Manhattan banker, chairman of S. W. Straus & Co. (Manhattan financiers), Chicago's Franklin Trust & Savings Bank, the American Society for Thrift, financial backer of Manhattan's Chanin and Chrysler buildings; after long illness, of anemia, at his home in Manhattan...
Died. Lon Chancy, 47, cinemactor, (The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Phantom of the Opera, The Unholy Three) famed portrayer of the grotesque; after a series of illnesses which included an attack of pneumonia, a throat-operation; of anemia, following three transfusions, at Hollywood...
...causes and cures for the common cold physicians are skeptical. However, they believed Dr. Pfeiffer because of the wide range and thoroughness of his re-search in bacteriology, St. Vitus' Dance, pernicious anemia. . . . He, on the other hand, wanted to quiet all disbelief. He sent his research to Johns Hopkins University, where seven years ago he himself lectured on pathology, and which is now conducting a wide, deep, determined search into the cause of colds...
Died. George Haven Putnam, 85, president of G. P. Putnam's Sons, Manhattan publishers; at Manhattan; of pernicious anemia. Author, contributor to encyclopaedias. Civil War major, founder of the English Speaking Union in the U. S., he was chiefly responsible for the international copyright bill of 1891, was accordingly made Chevalier of the Legion of Honor...