Word: elliott
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...College dramatics serve merely as a starting place; the real artistic development in an actor comes after the disappearance of all nervousness and self-consciousness, which only continued professional performances before large audiences of strange and skeptical people can eradicate," declared Elliott Nugent in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter. Mr. Nugent plays the leading role in his own play, "The Poor Nut", which is now playing at the Hollis Street Theatre...
...Marines. Then President Coolidge reluctantly extended his leave for another year?saying however that on Dec. 31, 1925, General Butler must return to the Marines. As the given date approached, it appeared that General Butler would leave Philadelphia. Mayor Kendrick announced that General Butler's assistant, George W. Elliott, would head Philadelphia's police. Last week General Butler changed his mind. He suddenly resigned his commission in the Marines without letting the Mayor know. The Mayor professed to be insulted and dismissed General Butler as police commissioner. So the General fell between two jobs and lost both?but General Lejeune...
This fund, which has been considered and advocated by the alumni since 1919, has only recently been organized into the Harvard Fund with Howard Elliott '81, Chairman of the Northern Pacific Railroad, as president. A. T. Perkins '87 of St. Louis, and Leverett Saltonstall '14 of Boston are Vice-Presidents, and J. R. Hamlen '04 of Cambridge is Chairman of the Executive Committee. Howard Corning '90 of Cambridge is Executive Secretary of the Council. Mr. Hamlen has opened an office in Lehman Hall and will be in charge of the active field work of the fund...
...members of the committee which will cooperate in bringing the returning graduates and the students into closer contact are: F. J. Sulloway '04, Vice-President of the New England Confederation of Harvard Clubs, J. W. D. Seymour, '17, E. A. Whitney '17, D. M. Little, Jr. '17, Elliott Perkins '23, graduate members, and M. A. Cheek '26, and W. I. Nichols '26, undergraduates...
...Elliott Kirk declines the call to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, for receiving his decision with a certain degree of amazement. Amazing as it is, however, and regrettable from New York's point of view, it must be regarded with deference. . . . Far from regarding the ministry as a career, with such canons of success, as obtain in other careers, he seems to regard it as a service, to be detached from his personal acclaim and to be followed where duty lies...