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Alberni, B.C. H. EMMERICH...
Marinka (music by Emmerich Kalman; book and lyrics by George Marion Jr. & Karl Farkas; produced by Jules J. Leventhal & Harry Howard) is the cinema Mayerling in routine operetta form-which means Mayerling with a happy ending but some fairly unhappy flourishes en route...
...bloodily contested, especially if made in a frontal attack on the Ruhr. The Germans seemed to fear landings north and south of the Ruhr, aimed at quick envelopment of that vital industrial basin. Particularly, they seemed to fear the British Second Army, which, D.N.B. screamed, was moving up to Emmerich under smoke screens with 80,000 to 120,000 men and lavish bridging equipment...
...soft talk, hand-kissing and coffee-drinking, the "Viennese Masters" (as the concert program called them) work hard. Composer Benatzky, author of 5,000 songs and 88 theater pieces, has an operetta, The Belle of Venice, about ready for production. Composer Weinberger is working on a new opera, Composer Emmerich Kalman has been doing movie music. Composer Stolz has written an operetta with some lyrics, he says, by "Chimmy" Walker. A voluntary "Aryan" exile, he has also done a piece which he is saving for the appropriate occasion: Hitler's funeral march...
...post. The struggle went on from the day the President announced the OPM (Dec. 20) until last week. Upshot: the President compromised. He chose a Brookings-Institution-type of man, an expert in administrative procedure, who has dedicated his life to upping standards of public administration: Herbert Emmerich of Chicago, egg-bald, little (5 ft. 3¾! in.), 43, associate director of the Public Administration Clearing House-a quiet, capable, research-minded man, a management specialist who speaks French and German fluently. Rejected as a-soldier in World War I, Emmerich did counterespionage, has never talked about his experiences...