Word: exhibiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...commentary on the lethargy, or, as a German might put it, "weltschmerz," prevailing among undergraduates on the subject of sport, many of whom have been richly endowed by Mother Nature with the strength to fill the gap, and who need only exhibit a scintilla of interest to discover that they would richly enjoy these sports and would contribute at one and the same time to their own physical well-being and their college's distinction, that such a condition should prevail, and I think that there are many other undergraduates who felt the same way about it. S. T. Orton...
Last week President Frederick Trubee Davison of Manhattan's American Museum of Natural History opened his institution to the first big U. S. exhibition of Soviet education, sponsored by the American Russian Institute. Most newsworthy exhibit was not the school models, not the illiteracy charts, not the pictures of Soviet youngsters at work and play, but photographs of a school which only Russia could have, the Technicum of Circus...
Costs. Most expensive of the 100 boats in the exhibit was a 48-ft. Elco ($20,000). Cheapest was a 12-ft. Kayak ($13.95). Boats equipped with toilet, started at $1,590 for a 25-ft. Chris-Craft cruiser containing bunks for four & galley. Most orders were received for motor boats in the low and medium price range ($500 to $6,000). Maintaining its trend, rising steadily since 1931, the industry reported more orders on opening day than last year...
Producer Warner defended himself thus: "We have done nothing but conduct our business in a fair and honest manner. . . . We leased two other theatres in St. Louis suitable for first-run exhibition, and, in the ordinary course of business, solicited and acquired the right to exhibit the product of Paramount and RKO in addition to our own in these theatres...
...Austin of Los Angeles invented a camera which, by changing the lens alignment, makes six small exposures on a single plate. It was awarded the loving cup for the most valuable invention of the exhibit, but attracted little attention from the 39,000 visitors to the Congress...