Word: doored
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that of love, to his desire for power is hardly a lovable character: yet Veidt makes him so. An orchid, or its eighteenth century equivalent, is certainly due Frank Vesper for his performance as the Duke of Wurtemberg, Suss's master. He fits perfectly into the background of Rebecca door-ways and flying cupids. His amorous advisees are suitably unsubtle. Pamela Ostrer is distinctively beautiful in her part as Suss's daughter, but Cedric Hardwick is somewhat disappointing as the rabbi Gabriel. The only other character of importance is Benita Hume, who plays the levitous and licentious Duchess...
...estimated 75. These cars will be in charge of an attendant who will see that outsiders do not make use of the privilege. An undergraduate or member of the University who parks his car in the lot will be charged the usual sum required in out-of-door parking spaces...
...House men, admission cards to the courtyard may be secured at the library, while tickets are available from members of the House committee or at the door, at the rate of $2 for a couple, and $1.25 stage...
...Curtise Butler owns a large interest in the First National Bank of Seattle, is president of Everett Trust & Savings Bank and Everett's First National, controls immense timber interests in western Washington. Though his is one of the Northwest's big fortunes, his name appears on no door, window or nameplate, identifies no concern, is not listed in Who's Who or the Everett telephone book. The oldest employe in the First National of Seattle does not know who he is. Yet, through Brother Nicholas, he has selected two of the University of Washington's presidents...
...himself is not sure he has come the right way after all. Rich by native standards, he has a large mud palace, a large black wife, a large dusky family, all he wants to eat, drink, smoke, a good library, a reputation that brings every foreign visitor to his door. But he is not happy. Said he to Seabrook, as the upshot of his life's experience: "In the end it is not well...