Word: anna
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...hall girl. There is much hard riding, hard fighting, hard language. A crooked faro dealer and a good job in dam dynamiting add final fury to the flames of melodrama. Milton Sills plays the hero with desperate determination. There is much sincere savagery distributed among the several villains, while Anna Q. Nilsson, with her hardened, twisting mouth, is good as the dance-hall girl...
Eleanora Duse, Italian actress: "Asked what actress I had seen in London this year that particularly interested me, I answered in a way that will please Americans. Without delay, I said: 'Pauline Lord.' She was in Eugene O'Neill's Anna Christie...
...other works will take their places. The attendance at the spacious and admirably arranged galleries on the sixth floor of the Terminal has been excellent. The permanency of the organization is assured. Among artists now represented in the exhibit whose works have not yet been chosen are Horatio Walker, Anna Vaughn Hyatt, with her sympathetic animal pieces, Mac Monnies, with a bronze of the original Bacchante, Manship, Couse, Jean MacLane Johansen, Pennell, Jerome Myers...
...Anna Hozer, of Muskegon, Mich., had eleven children. Several months ago she violated the Volstead Act, and was committed to the county jail. President Harding commuted her six months' sentence before its completion, because of the impending arrival of a twelfth Hozer. The twelfth Hozer arrived duly, and was christened Warren Harding. In celebration of the event Mrs. Hozer again violated the Volstead Act. Mrs. Hozer and Warren Harding Hozer went again to jail. She said that she hoped again for Executive clemency. After a few days she complained to the jail authorities of being ill. They allowed...
London attraction: The Merry Widow, Anna Christie, the Music Box Revue, Oliver Cromwell...