Word: bernards
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Accompanying this announcement last night was a statement that plans for the Symphony Hall concert Sunday afternoon, December 13, are nearing completion. Miss Jeannette Vreeland, soprano, who has appeared with the Club in performances with the Boston Symphony Orchestra will be the assisting soloist for this concert. Mr. Bernard Zighera, first harpist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will perform in the accompaniments of some of the numbers...
...BERNARD SHAW-Frank Harris-Simon & Schuster...
Said Oscar Wilde: "Shaw has no enemies, and none of his friends likes him.'' And: "Frank Harris has been received in all the great houses-once." That there must be a maggot of truth in both these candideries you will see after reading Frank Harris' Bernard Shaw. Death came for Frank Harris last August. He had corrected only the first proofs of his last book, leaving Shaw to make the final corrections: "quite the oddest job'' Shaw had ever had to do. For Bernard Shaw is neither an authorized nor an orthodox biography...
...play, which Ibsen himself called his "dramatic epilogue," and of which G. Bernard Shaw has said, "Ibsen's magic is nowhere more potent," deals with the inevitable dilemma of an artist who cannot decide whether he shall sacrifice his life...
...increase. Its cause is undetermined, its cure possible only when the disease is attacked in its early stages by surgery, X-rays or radium. In its advanced stages the specialist can only make the patient more comfortable while he slowly, painfully dies. Two California doctors, Walter Bernard Coffey and John Davis Humber, think they have found a palliative or cure in an extract made from part of the adrenal cortex of sheep. They patented their extract, have been running a free clinic in San Francisco since 1930. When they sought to start an Eastern clinic, on Mrs. Grace Hammond Conners...