Word: arnos
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...makes Moonlight shine is young, handsome Jerry Lawrence, former actor and amateur wrestler at San Diego State College. He rounds up live talent for the program, and in recent months has introduced Peter Arno, Sheila Barrett, Tommy Dorsey and Guy Lombardo on his "Celebrities Corner" feature...
...Geddes. But New Yorkers weren't swooning over a new ballet; they were in Madison Square Garden watching 50 elephants in pink panties cavort at The Circus. They were gaping at bright blue and red tanbark, girl rope climbers who looked like Ziegfeld chorines, wedding-cake beautifications, Peter Arno drawings in the programs, refreshments passed on china platters. If they were old or sentimental enough, they were wondering what had become of the pink lemonade, the gold-toothed lady bareback rider, the gaudy, dirty, bewildering oldtime magic...
...best-dressed-men picked by U.S. tailors, protested: "It seems a little paradoxical and embarrassing to be talking about clothes at a time like this. There's only one well-dressed man today and that's the man in uniform." Tenth on the list: Peter Arno, last year...
...Reader Tuska be reassured by fast turnover in the wardrobes of such effulgent dandies as Peter Arno, William Rhinelander Stewart, Paul V. McNutt, Lucius Beebe (TIME...
Tall, splendid Mr. Arno owns 17 suits (averaging $125 apiece), 14 pairs of shoes (at $18 to $50 a pair), 36 shirts (at $9 a shirt), not to mention other odds & ends a man needs to keep himself decently covered. Said he, he never thinks about clothes, just dresses to be comfortable. Others who caught the Guild's professional and admiring eye: Glenwood J. Sherrard, president-manager of Boston's Parker House; William Rhinelander Stewart, Manhattan socialite; Lucius Beebe, lush cafe columnist; Dr. Gordon Green, New York physician; Frank L. Andrews, president of the Hotel New Yorker; platinum...