Word: curtise
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The second group of sixteen men follows: R. P. Curtis, Jr., E. W. Dalton, F. E. Denny, O. H. Emmons, P. E. Fox, F. M. Foley, F. G. Jewett, Jr., R. D. Kernan, A. B. McFadden, John Page, Lewis Perry, Jr., Edward Rawson, G. F. Robertson, P. C. Staples, Jr...
For weeks the Red march on Congress had been in the making. Herbert Benjamin, its Washington advance agent, had vainly sought parade permits from Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner. His attempts to rent local quarters for his followers had been equally unsuccessful. But his failures did not halt the...
Washington, its nerves still raw from the B. E. F., was in no welcoming mood. The march's leaders postponed their demonstration a day. hurried to court in an attempt to break the police line bottling up their followers. At the Capitol special guards were posted and even ordinary...
In London, smart art is shown in the Leicester Galleries. During the season its walls burgeon with the works of socialite portraitists, sporting artists, caricaturists, sculptors. For an artist, a show at the Leicester is like making a good club. Last week the Leicester Galleries gave the first British showing...
Rose Bampton, a comely, full-voiced contralto from Buffalo, sang Laura in La Gioconda on the company's first Tuesday-night trip to Philadelphia. In Philadelphia Contralto Bampton had many friends to applaud her, to fill her dressing room with flowers. In Philadelphia she studied and often performed with the...