Word: charming
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Cambridge. What is more interesting still, these same buildings, besides being excellent examples of architectural beauty, are consigned to a useful existence as dormitories. In this way yale's problem of housing all the students in college halls will be solved for some time to come. A permanent charm will also be added to the neighborhood in the vicinity of the new buildings...
...addition it attains a recognized standing in the theatrical world by choosing its productions altogether from plays unknown on this side of the Atlantic. Some may criticize the club for proceeding along these untried lines; still there is a certain newness and charm in these plays which quite outweighs the audience's lack of familiarity. "The Dragon' should be especially happy in this respect, for Lady Gregory writes with the delicacy of Barrie and the humor of Dickens...
...again break into the easy flow of Lampy's pages, effectively blocking all but the persistent, in location of a final page of mirth cheered by two excellent drawings. Make-up makes or breaks a woman, depending upon a man's taste, and Lampy cannot afford to hide its charm behind an impenetrable wall of adds...
...awkward but loyal country mechanic. The vivacity and excellent character portrayal of Elma Royton contributes materially to the success of the play. Her eyes are the most expressive part of her mobile, wistful face. "Nobody's Daughter" is very well produced and will beyond the shadow of a doubt charm its Boston audiences with its deep and vital emotional attraction...
Although to all intents and purposes the conventional girl and music show, this comedy offered by Mr, Lew Fields differs in its mode of presentation from the average. The plot deals with a virtuous young chorus girl from the South who, by her innocence and charm, succeeds in smashing a few conventions with impunity...