Word: douglases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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. . . You quote a verse by Douglas Chandor (TIME, Feb. 2), the which you very evidently admire.
Weary but affable in the Cabinet room, President Hoover sat for his portrait to Douglas Chandor, scion of Hungarian nobility, private soldier for England throughout the War, poet,* linguist, painter-extraordinary for TIME.? In the Green Room, Mrs. Hoover sat for Artist Gleb Ilyin, Russian emigre, now popular in...
The Insurance Plan has no attraction to the individual member of the class who has sufficient life insurance. On the other hand, to those members of the class who are intending to insure their lives and who are intending to make a gift to the Harvard Fund the combining of...
Died. Professor Allen Johnson, 60, historian, editor since 1926 of the Dictionary of American Biography, onetime (1910-26) Lamed Professor of American History at Yale, editor (1918-21) of Chronicles of America, author of many a historical work (Stephen A. Douglas, Union and Democracy, Jefferson and His Colleagues, et al...
Little Caesar (First National). Undoubtedly the most familiar of current screen figures is the fearless, ambitious gangster who becomes rich on the fruits of evil and dies in the last reel in a heroic manner. With less adroit handling Little Caesar might easily have been no more than a fair...