Word: bazaar
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...take one leaf from the hard-won laurels of me-old-friend-and-pal Chet Van Tassel, he was never the Editor of Harper's Bazaar. Nor was it under his business managership that it became a "valuable property." Chester hoed and planted and weeded and brought it to bud but succeeding Business Manager Eugene Forker, now publisher of the New York American, was the force that actually brought things about for the further successful succession of Business Manager Fredric Drake, now at it at the old stand and popularly known as The Right Man in The Right Place...
...Protestant Western Reserve. He professed no religion, avowed himself a Free Thinker. A sardonic writer once pictured Edison at the Gates of Heaven. Said the Scientist to St. Peter: "I gave the world . . . good light, cheap light. Is it my fault they used it to ... make a cheap bazaar out of every street? ... I gave them the phonograph, so that every man, woman and child might know the glory of great music. . . . Yet today I am afraid there is less music in the heart and mind of the common man. ... I gave them the motion picture . . . and millions of minds...
Samuels for Towne- The magazines of William Randolph Hearst challenge the magazines of Publisher Conde Nast on two fronts: Harper's Bazaar v. Vogue, Home & Field v. House & Garden...
Recent circulars of the company have stated that application for listing will be made "after distribution is accomplished," admitted the financing is incomplete. The sales drive continues at high pressure in the Hearst press. A full-page advertisement in Harper's Bazaar and Cosmopolitan for September pictured a happy wife, husband & child, "typical of more than 20,000 investing families who have taken advantage of the Hearst customer-ownership plan." with ten potent reasons why readers should buy. A provision of the deal is that, should dividends fail in any four successive quarter-years, the preferred stockholders could elect...
Resigned. Ray Long, 53, as editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan Magazine and president of William Randolph Hearst's International Magazine Co., which gave him editorial supervision of Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar, Motor, and Motor Boating; as of Oct. 1; after nearly 13 years employment; to become chairman of Richard R. Smith Inc., book publishers, which he organized last year. His Cosmopolitan successor: Harry Payne Burton, 45, onetime editor of McCall's Magazine, currently editor of Bernarr Macfadden's Physical Culture and consulting editor of Liberty...