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Beside these artists, the 20th Century cartoonists whose work made up a good three fourths of the show often seemed little more than hurried illustrators of passing quips. Yet the best of them, typified by Punch's present Editor Cyril K. Bird (portraits of England's beleaguered middle class) and the Evening Standard's bumptious David Low, showed the old English bite and a talent for good-natured selfcriticism, albeit streamlined...
...late Gertrude Stein was talking (in 1939) about a dapper British baronet who also happened to be an artist and close friend of hers: Sir Francis Cyril Rose. Coming from the shrewd old observer who had "discovered" Picasso, Stein's praise was a big boost for Rose's last London exhibition ten years ago; but not even Stein could then make Rose's work smell sweet to British critics. Last week things were different: Rose's new show at London's plush little Gimpel Fils Gallery had blossomed into a triumph...
...contribution of teachers organizations to American education will be discussed in a forum under the moderation of Professor Alfred D. Simpson of the Graduate School of Education, at 8 p.m. tonight in Littauer Auditorium. Cyril G. Sargent of the School of Education is one of the speakers...
First Officer Cyril Senior was at the conn, approaching Rio's broad, mountain-ringed harbor at about 15 knots when, without a hint of danger, came the sensation that strikes terror into every sailor's bones: a sharp, grinding noise forward. The 'Magdalena shuddered to a stop, hard aground on a reef so shoal that breakers creamed over...
General consultants from New England participating in the panels include Cyril G. Sargent, John B. Langmuir, Joseph E. Bear, Fred B. Pitkin, Howard Stone, J. P. Howard, John E. Marshall, Elmer S. Horton, Carl J. Batchelder, Paul E. Farnum, William O. Bailey, and James H. Bruffee...