Word: colored
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Miss Adelyn Bushnell, the new leading lady of the company, takes the over and makes it her own. To a part originally, one fears, somewhat thin, she gives character, color, and vivacity. Miss Bushnell's appearance on the stage is altogether charming, but she does not permit her charm to support unduly her acting, which is here a deft, easy characterization...
Marking fifty years of college publication, the HARVARD CRIMSON BOOK will be published this coming May. On January 24, 1873, the class of 1874 undertook the publication of the first issues of a fortnightly called the Magenta, so named on account of the existing college color. In 1891, however, with the colors changed to crimson and white, the paper assumed its present title. The year 1923, therefore, will be the fiftieth anniversay of the founding of the CRIMSON...
...American communities once used to boast some sort of true stage--if it were only for an occasional appearance of little Eva and two cocker-spaniel blood-hounds -- where now a "Palace" of the "Silver Screen" throws its bright lights upon Main Street. And the advent of life like color into the "movies" is already tending to make their hold the more secure. But even the best created picture, as long as it cannot reproduce the human voice, must fall short of the highest dramatic...
Scene II is a bright, gray room brilliantly lighted. A rose color predominates, with green and blue designs on the walls. This represents Man in all his youth and happiness just after his marriage...
Scene IV marks the first stage of Man's decline. Off stage his son is dying. The two windows of the study are beginning to be twisted. The color scheme reflects strange combinations in blue, green and lavender...