Word: boni
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Anna Gould, $15,000,000, Count Boni de Castellane, who spent her money on other women, abused and struck her. ¶Lilian May, $1,000,000, Lord Bagot, who stopped her from taking her child to church...
...Gleason (H); 3. Alquire (Y). Points--62.32. 200-yd. butterfly--won by Elizalde (H); 2. Bary (Y); 3. Coffman (H). Time--2:16.4. 100-yd. freestyle--won by Eisenbrey (H); 2. Zentgraf; 3. McMaster (Y). Time--51.7. 200-yd. backstroke--won by Kaufmann (H); 2. Cunningham (Y); 3. Boni (Y). Time--2:13.3. (new Harvard University record, old record of 2:14.3 set in 1953 by D.J. Mulvey...
...scandalous celebrity among men of letters. Zola attacked Huysmans; Maupassant, Verlaine and others defended him. In 1924, the present publishers report, Là-Bas was is sued in the U.S. but ran afoul of John S. Sumner, industrious secretary of the Society for the Suppression of Vice. Publisher Albert Boni agreed to withdraw the book and destroy the plates. Now, a generation later, readers may well be of two minds as to who had the right of the matter - the celebrated bluenose or the historian of "Bluebeard.'' At any rate, those who look to the book for bits...
Last week 14 brand-new recordings began spinning on Italy's phonographs. Made by such top performers as the two Fasanos, a blonde-brunette sister team, and Singer Carla Boni and the Angelini Orchestra, the tunes were the kind that might be danced to in any cantina, whistled by any office boy. But the lyrics were different. Sang the Fasano sisters to a one-step that sounded something like The Donkey Serenade...
Died. The Marquis Jason Boniface de Castellane, 53, quiet-living, inconspicuous son of Railroad Heiress Anna Gould (now the Duchesse de Talleyrand-Perigord) and her first husband, the late Marquis Boni de Castellane; in Salernes, France...