Word: dears
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...room where dear old Teddy
...formula 'The public likes to be fooled.'" The medium's great-aunt, "Julia Ward Howe," related haltingly the embarrassment of her first experience in the spirit world, when she found herself before the great "Judge of the Dead," clad only in "a very remarkable head of hair, my dear nephew, something like Lady Godiva...
...dear Bishop...
...Dear Mr. Baker...
They show us a girl who must decide between staying at home, seeking an operatic career in Paris, and marrying either for money or love. By the aid of that dear old piece of hokum--a crystal globe--they take their heroine through ten breath-taking scenes and several compromising situations to show her the probable results of her different choices. Towards the end, they evidently run out of scenery and words, for they fail to photograph her after she has married the hero. We think this might have been the worst solution of all, although the playwrights, not sharing...