Word: carded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...dismay of the French Press and public, to the vast relief of the Ministry of Justice, the nine-month duel of wits between Besson and "Bouboule" ended last week. Onetime Deputy Hippolyte Marcellin Philibert Besson, who took to doing card tricks in a Montmartre café, was arrested by plump Police Inspector...
...Theatre Collection is maintained primarily for students and writers interested in drama, and with this in view the thousands of items of material have been arranged in a simple and logical manner, while elaborate alphabetical and chronological card files make everything easily and quickly accessible.DAVID GARRICK Famous English actor, whose portrait in oll, a likeness of which is shown above, started his successful dramatic career as an unsuccessful wine merchant...
...Study cards for the second half-year are due today at 5.00 o'clock in Room C, University Hall. Failure to hand in his card (whether he expects to be in College or not) will render the student liable for a $5 fine. A. C. Hanford...
Helen Jepson seemed embarrassed when she dropped her chiffon draperies, although she was absurdly well covered even then. Many of the subtleties of the role escaped her. But in a simple, direct way she succeeded, at least kept the men from lagging at the bar or in the new card room...
...from bewildered jury in Paris last week as the "Stavisky Trial" opened at last in the Palace of Justice. The jurors, briskly selected by a red-robed judge, were not bewildered because all aspects of the trial had been listed with forethought and precision on a sort of "score card" for the jury's special benefit. The defense lawyers, temperamental as prima donnas, opened with shouts for more chairs which soon reached the pitch of shrieks...