Word: demanding
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Considering the difficulties of the situations and the impassioned, high-flown soliloquies which their roles demand the various members of the company sculpt themselves with credit. Miss Frances Anderson, in particular, as Edna Earl, is quite as noble and sugary as one could ask in the role of the fair heroine: and Mr. Sullivan, as St. Elmo, has perfect control of the mannerisms of all true villains...
...second Cambridge performance of the 1921 Pi Eta Show, "The Late Mr. Kidd", will be given in the Society's theatre at 8 o'clock this evening. While the success of the show has caused a large demand for the tickets, a few for this evening, which have been exchanged for other performances, are still available, and will be on sale at the door...
...have their pictures taken at Notman's. A limited amount of time today and on Tuesday and all of the time for the remaining days of the week will be open to Seniors only. Arrangements for sittings should be made immediately, since there is sure to be a greater demand for appointments than will be possible to be arranged. Proofs of all pictures taken should be sent in at once to the Senior Album Committee. In all cases where proofs are not received, Red Book photographs will of necessity be used. SENIOR ALBUM COMMITTEE
...recent exposures concerning the alleged questionable proceedings of the Department of Justice are sufficiently grave to demand the immediate attention of every exponent of civil liberty. The Sacco-Vanzetti case, the fall of the Italian, Salsedo, from the fourteenth story of the offices of the Department, the extended list of its illegal practices compiled by such lawyers as Zachariah Chafee, Felix Frankfurter, and Dean Pound of the Law School, cannot fail to arouse the suspicion that "where there is smoke there is fire". Specifically, the Department is charged with wanton destruction of property; arrest without warrant; illegal imprisonment without trial...
...obvious, of course, that no sort of pressure can compel Germany to perform the impossible. Just so long as the Allies demand the impossible, just so long will Germany find a means of evasion...