Word: color
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Leoncavallo, who was working for him as a conductor, that Pagliacci would make a good movie. Leoncavallo refused to allow his masterpiece to be photographed unless the music went with it, but Gallo did not drop the idea. Last week, with characteristic enterprise, he presented Pagliacci, in Italian, without color, made by his San Carlo singers and backed by his own funds: the cinema's first full-length grand opera...
Featuring two large drawings of an ideal Harvard School of Architecture, an exhibition of the students' work in the School of Architecture opened yesterday at Robinson Hall Annex. The display, including water-color paintings and drawings of all kinds, represents the best work of all three classes of the school, and of its graduate students. The public is invited to attend the showing any time within the next week...
...weird craft embodying the idea in 1926 and flew it at Clover Field, Los Angeles. Again in the National Air Races of 1928 he demonstrated another, built by his students of California Institute of Technology. It performed well but was impractical, was dubbed "the dill pickle" for its color and general conformation. Thereafter he obtained the financial backing of Hannibal C. Ford, president of Ford Instrument Co. Inc., a subsidiary of North American Aviation, Inc., which gave rise to the present development and the formation of Merrill Aircraft Co. Also associated with him are Thomas A. Morgan, president of Sperry...
...twenty-second exhibition of the Harvard Society for Contemporary Art will begin today in rooms 207 and 208 of the Harvard Cooperative Building with a display of oil and water color paintings by American artists...
...subsequently ran into many editions under the name of Walter Crane's Picture Books. Along with these were many letters and sketch-books. Some time ago the collection was augmented with the receipt of Crane's famous "Illustrated Grimm's Fairy Tales", and Reynard the Fox. In these the colors are very gay, typical of his earlier works, owing to the primitive state of color-printing. Along with these were given numerous illustrations by a contemporary Randolph Caldecott, whose style was based on that of Crane...