Word: annes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Montreal, Quebec; J. P. Bethel, of Montreal, Quebec; M. M. Crow, of Imperial, Pa.; Hymon Diamond, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; R. H. James, of Wilmington, N. C.; T. L. Jennings, of Moscow, Ida.; S. G. Macomber, of Princeton, N. J.; G. A. Martell, of Gainesville, Fla.; Gaudence Megaro, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; J. A. Miller, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; A. J. Moore of Sydney, N. S. W.; Herbert Moores, of Toronto, Ontario, Gaines Post, of Austin, Texas; L. F. Solano, of Boston; A. R. Stone, of Montreal, Quebec; W. D. Templeman, of Cleveland Heights, Ohio; A. J. Zurcher, of Lorain, Ohio...
...Geer, Director of the Department of Physical Education in the University, is at present in Ann Arbor, Michigan, inspecting in a detailed way the athletic equipment of the University of Michigan, which is considered one of the most complete of its kind in the country. "Of primary interest," said Mr. Geer before leaving recently, "is the recently completed Yost Field House, which is large enough to stage it football game inside it, and which has seated from five to six thousand spectators at important basketball games during the past winter...
...Gina Ashley, the wavering hero-one, Ann Mason carries on with a part that it unsuited to her gentle and kindly temperament. In one very lurid scene she goes completely to the bad--lights real cigarettes, drinks from an empty champagne bottle, and comes out with one awfully naughty exclamation which we almost blushed at. But somehow we knew all the time that she was just the same gentle Miss Mason who was "in love with love" last week, and that she doesn't usually say such things...
There are those admirers of Miss Sinclair who recall the days of The Divine Fire and Mary Olivier with regret and find in them their favorite work of this novelist; but, for me, the foolery of Mr. Waddington of Wyck, the perfection of detail in Ann Severn and the Fieldings, the devastating character portrayal of A Cure of Souls seem more intensely original, more characteristic of her and of her time...
...striking scene, when a fanatic Negro zealot arouses the primitive instincts of the phlegmatic Dutchmen by the simple process of beating a drum and thumping their theological frenzy. Louis Wolheim ("Hairy Ape") as the Negro handled that drum up to the climacteric hysteria like a Sousa of the soul. Ann Davis fills poignantly the repressed role of the girl, and Frank McGlynn ("Abraham Lincoln") and Kenneth MacKenna are two other stalwarts in a community where man is still lord of all he surveys-particularly woman...