Word: chases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...dual presence is partially explained. John Loving married his wife (Selena Royle) when, distraught by the deaths of both his parents, he had lost his faith in God. Now he has begun to lose his faith in his own love for his wife because one of her friends (Ilka Chase) has seduced him. When John Loving starts to tell the story of his projected novel to Elsa Loving and his uncle, Father Baird (Robert Loraine), his lower nature proposes a bitter conclusion, in which the hero's wife dies of pneumonia. Elsa Loving, quick at deductions, goes...
...Atop a pinnacle of Wall Street power in 1930 sat Albert Henry Wiggin, chairman of the governing board of Chase National Bank, world's largest. Trailing down from this august height was a vast hierarchy of 85 directors, 80 vice presidents, 72 second vice presidents, a cashier and 107 assistants, two comptrollers and six assistants, 41 assistant trust officers, 31 assistant managers and some 8,000 employes. The president of Chase Bank held a relatively "minor" job, being outranked not only by Mr. Wiggin but also by the chairman of the executive committee and the chairman and vice chairman...
What distinguishes Sons of the Desert from other Laurel & Hardy comedies is less its plot than the presence in the cast of Charley Chase, a lanky, glib comedian with a mouse-paw mustache and a moron's chuckle. Appearing at the Chicago convention as a Son of the Desert from Texas, Charley Chase greets Laurel & Hardy when they arrive from California by whacking them with a paddle. He invites them to his table and puts in a long distance call for his sister in Los Angeles. who turns out to be Hardy's wife. Stupid Charley Chase does...
...United States Circuit Court, and former president of the Harvard Alumni Association; Robert P. Patterson, LL.B. '15, of New York City, Judge of the United States District Court, Southern New York District; Charles Warren '89 of Washington, D. C., lawyer and former Assistant Attorney General of the United States; Chase Mellen, Jr. '20, of New York City, banker and President of the Republican County Committee for New York City; Joseph L. Valentine '98 of Chicago, Illinois, banker and former president of the Associated Harvard Clubs; Samuel Cabot '06, of Boston, manufacturing chemist; George S. Franklin '02, of New York City...
...Chase National...