Word: dears
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...summer long Herbert played with the Indian children and they became very dear friends. . . . Perhaps it was the Indian boys who taught him to be such an expert fisherman. Mr. Hoover can't be beat when it comes to catching the big fish...
Artists & Models. This summer-blooming perennial of Producers Lee & Jake Shubert is called this year the "Paris-Riviera Edition of 1930." It is a vague lineal descendant of an English musical comedy called Dear Love to which has been added a repertoire of singers, dancers and acrobats, much to the bewilderment of the spectators...
...financial one. Donor Goodman's $150,000 endowment gives the theatre but $9,000 a year income. Last year's deficit was $42,000 which came out of the Art Institute's pocket. Director Stevens' position: he wanted to produce serious drama and did (Dear Brutus, The Golem, The Wild Duck, When We Dead Awaken, The Game of Love & Death, Don Juan, The Forest). The Institute's position: serious drama, artistically done, was excellent if the theatre could earn its keep...
...last I can return to my dear son, whom I will protect with all the love of a father and whom I will bring up to love his Fatherland...
Carl Van Doren, Burton Rascoe, Julia Peterkin and Joseph Wood Krutch were the names signed to a letter (reported last week in the New Yorker) from the Literary Guild of America to the wardroom of the U. S. S. Warden. The letter was addressed "Mr. Wardroom Mess." The salutation: "Dear Mr. Mess...