Word: elliot
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Raymond Woodard 79 Donal Mark Sullivan 77 Roger Haydock Hallowell 75 William Andrew Schroeder, Jr. 71 Hamilton Young 58 John Winslow Putnam 57 Stephen Henry Stackpole 51 William Sowden Sims, Jr. 48 Asa Bird Gardiner III 47 Harold William Taylor 45 James Richards Leonard 42 Stuart Callender Dorman 38 Elliot Warren Robbins 35 Bradford Keysor Bachrach 30 Total vote: 222 Votes cast out (unsigned): 16 Class of 1934 *Richard Glover Ames 98 *Carl Albert Pescosolido 58 *Alfred Bowditch Hallowell 56 Guy Scull Hayes 55 Paul deBarsy deGive 52 Bradford Simmons 51 Chester Harding King 48 Richard Palmer Waters...
Turfman Willis Sharpe Kilmer, owner of world's largest money-winner Sun Beau ($356,044), hired the handlers of the late famed Australian gelding Phar Lap- Trainer Treve ("Tommy") Woodcock, Veterinary Walter Nielsen and Jockey Willie Elliot will be given a free hand with eight or ten Kilmer horses. Unlike U. S. trainers who give their horses stiff, frequent tests for speed, Australia's Trainer Woodcock believes in long loping canters to build stamina, stretch muscles. Rich, hearty Turfman Kilmer was not rich until after he had built up his father's proprietary medicine business (Swamp-root...
...Savannah, Elliot Mitchell bought a pair of second-foot shoes, had a misery when he put them on, probed into the toe of the tightest one, pulled out $30 in bills...
Left, By George L. ("Tex") Rickard, sports promoter who died three years ago; an estate of approximately $184,000 (originally appraised at more than $500,000). To his relict, Maxine Elliot Rickard, and daughter will go the bulk of the fortune. Among the assets were worthless stocks of 53 corporations, nearly as many personal notes of no value. His interest in the Miami dog-race track, which cost him $250,000, was sold for $10,000. For his yacht Maxine (purchased from Walter P. Chrysler) the estate received...
...most veteran of Hollywood directors and The Squaw Man is his favorite picture. He made it first in 1913. eight years after William Faversham and William S. Hart played it on the stage, with Dustin Farnum in the hero's role. Four years later De Mille coaxed Elliot Dexter and Jack Holt through its sequences of sacrifice and agony. His feeling for his reiterative classic has now come to resemble that of an after-dinner orator for his favorite anecdote. Adroit, devoted and familiar, he squeezes its antique situations with enthusiasm and an understanding of talking picture technique...