Word: elizabeth
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...able young surgeon interning at St. George's Hospital. His fiancee, Laura Hudson (Myrna Loy), feels that he pays too much attention to his job, too little to her. When she snubs him for postponing an engagement, he spends a careless night with a pretty resident nurse (Elizabeth Allan). The result of this misdemeanor is the gruesome climax of Men in White: a hysterectomy following an infective abortion. Dr. Ferguson does the operating. Dr. Hochberg (Jean Her-sholt), the surgeon who runs St. George's hospital and considers Dr. Ferguson his most promising interne, persuades Laura Hudson...
...three men chosen were: Roy M. Cohen '36, who read from "John Brown's Body" by Stephen Vincent Bent, Tucker Dean '37, reading poems by Elizabeth and Robert Browning, and Roy W. Winsauer '36, who presented selections from Browning, Shelley, and Wordsworth...
Married. Lionel Hallam Tennyson, Baron Tennyson, 44, grandson of Poet Alfred Tennyson; and Mrs. Joseph William Donner, daughter of Howard Elting, onetime Chicago builder & paintmaker; in Santa Barbara. Mrs. Donner's late husband was the brother of Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt, first wife of the President's son Elliott...
Since 1895, when she was editor of the Smith College Monthly, Mrs. Elizabeth Cutter Reeves Morrow has written much, has seen her gentle verses published in half a score heavy-paper monthlies. In 1931, a few months before Knopf published 46 of them under the title Quatrains for My Daughter* she remarked: "The stuff of poetry is happy memories in the heart." Last week three new poems by Mrs. Morrow appeared in the Atlantic Monthly. They revealed unhappy memories in the heart, memories of March 1931 when her grandson Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. was kidnapped and murdered. Excerpts...
...Hochberg, played splendidly by Jean Hersholt, is the motive force behind the story. He has sacrificed everything honestly to make himself a great doctor. It is he who shows young Ferguson the relation between his duty to the medical profession and his personal happiness. Myrna Loy and Elizabeth Allan are capable, but since they are only foils in the story, have little chance to shine...