Word: exhibiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...great benefit, especially as regards the enjoyment of modern poetry. Active plays are at present under way in regard to a poetry room, for the construction of which there is ample reason. The Morris Gray donation provides for about 100 books a month, too large a number to exhibit on the new book shelves. In addition Amy Lowell's collection of poetry classics deserves a better place than it now holds...
...exhibit, which lasts four weeks, includes works by John Carroll, Louis Eilshemius Howard Gibbs, Morris Kantor, Benjamin Kopman, Reginald Marsh, Henry Lee MacFee, Elliot Orr, and Mark Tobey. None of the works of these artists have been displayed before by the society...
...paintings on exhibit are loaned by the artists themselves, the others being parts of the collections of the Frank K. M. Rehn Gallery, the J. B. Neuman Gallery, Mrs. Muriel Draper, and Charles Hopkinson. Most of the them are for sale at prices varying from $40 to $3500; the latter amount is the price put on John Carroll's oil painting entitled. "Two Figures...
Aside from cartooning, Percy Crosby turns his hand to landscapes, etchings, lithographs, water colors. In Manhattan last month was an exhibit and sale of his War sketches for the benefit of the Veterans of the 77th Division...
...amusement grounds, instructed the whalers to catch 25 of the largest whales they could find, 100 of the fattest penguins. The 25 whales, embalmed, the 100 penguins, alive, will be placed with Luna Park's rollercoasters, merry-go-rounds, hot-dog stands as this season's prize exhibit. Cost per penguin: $125. Cost per whale...