Word: bernstein
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...AFFAIRE JONES-Hillel Bernstein- Stokes...
With an ironic urbanity that used to be considered the sole property of such Frenchmen as the late Anatole France, but which a few U. S. contemporary writers have been able to show will look well on anybody, Author Hillel Bernstein hoists France with its own petard. In quiet but telling accents that should bring tears of joy to many a Yankee eye he tells a burlesque tale that is at the same time an uproariously effective caricature of French politics, French traits. Henry Jones, solemn U. S. citizen temporarily resident in Paris while writing a cookbook designed to glorify...
...brought the songwriters' goldrush to Hollywood, Billy Hill went there too, wrote songs and sold them for $15 and $20 apiece, changed his name to George Brown because no one would believe that Billy Hill (he was christened William Joseph) was not just a parody on hillbilly. Louis Bernstein, president of Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. urged Hill to go to New York where he wrote "They Cut Down the Old Pine Tree," "There's a Cabin in the Pines," "Louisville Lady" and "Have You Ever Been Lonely?", songs which made names for themselves but not for Billy Hill...
...Reprinted by permission of Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. šRefrain common in cowboy songs. Dogie means a yearling, is pronounced...
...pound class: J. J. Madden 1L defeated D. L. Bernstein '34, by decision...