Word: booths
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...manicurist named Arleen Whelan and Mrs. John Hay Whitney, wife of Mr. Selznick's backer. Mentioned for it were so many other actresses, obscure or celebrated, that Variety cracked that, if all of them attended the premiere, the picture would pay expenses in one performance. Playwright Clare Booth wrote a comedy (Kiss the Boys Goodbye) on the subject, scheduled for Manhattan production next season...
Last week, wordy, 80-year-old District Judge Oliver Booth Dickinson of Philadelphia had much to say, thereby made an obscure labor case highly significant and, at least temporarily, regained some of his lost powers. Noting that the Wagner Act suspends Norris-LaGuardia restrictions in so far as they hamper Circuit Court enforcement of NLRB orders. Judge Dickinson deduced that District courts may intervene by injunction to protect NLRB from interference while cases are before the Board. In the case before Judge Dickinson last week, four A. F. of L. unions were interfering with NLRB...
...hour of starting, guests were still ranged in front of the measurement and entrance booth. From boxes scattered about paris made their appearance to be speedily assembled. Some aviators were already winding up or making test flights...
...Service, some for other museums in Harvard. During the Tercentenary a photographic survey of the University was made, with 700 pictures of its buildings turned out for the achives and as publicity for the News Office. Summer tourists can buy postcards, made from these views, at the guide booth in the Yard...
From 10 to 2:30 o'clock Winthrop House is expected to be slightly berserk, while the guiding hand of Edmund Childs '40, head of the dance committee, will try to keep things in order. Assisting him are McCrea Cobb '39, John Donnoll '40, Kenneth Booth '39, and Samuel Cole...