Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Here is a play crowded with entertainment value in the simplest sense of the word--a little of vaudeville in the scattered character of its events, very much of musical comedy in its rich welding of sentiment and gaiety. I am not sure that "The Moon Is a Gong" is...
Last week, in Manhattan, far from Broadway, the Socialists celebrated once more. Nearly all the veterans of the cause were there: Victor L. Berger, Socialist U. S. Congressman from Milwaukee; Morris Hillquit, suave and literary lawyer of Manhattan; James H. Maurer, labor ora- tor of Pennsylvania; onetime (1915-19; 1921...
After this, the parliamentarians could no longer contain themselves. Leaving their places they crowded about the Prince, cheering, clapping, vociferously anxious to teach the Heir Apparent the words of Dutch ditties and songs.
The unhappy hero is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar with suppressed desires to be an athlete and a gentleman. Into his life comes Miss Wisconsin, co-ed from an enemy institution and winner of a beauty contest. The next day is crowded for him, what with winning the track meet...
Mr. Leacock is right in his analysis of carses, at least in part. America is fast ceasing to be the land of "great open spaces" where untutored native talent could always extract a fair sized plum from natural wealth which only waited to be plucked. The United States is rapidly...