Word: exhibiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...neither had Chicago ever seen such a Fair. In two years 38,600,000 persons paid 50¢ each to see a $55,000,000 spectacle, most of which had been provided by advertisers. Big exhibitors like General Motors could boast that 18,000,000 people had visited its exhibit alone.* It was estimated that $700,000,000 was poured into the Chicago market by 15,000,000 out-of-towners. More amazing was the financial success of the Fair itself. All but $600,000 of $10,000,000 of the bonds underwritten by big Chicago businessmen had been paid...
...daylight gallery" of the English Book Shop in Manhattan went on exhibition a group of etchings never before shown east of California. Californians remember John Kelly as an advertising man who gave up his job eight years ago, went to Honolulu, won honorable mention at last year's International Exhibit in Los Angeles. A shy Irishman, Kelly and his sculptress wife live year round in Hawaii, prefer natives to tourists. He dislikes exhibiting, does so only when his wife argues him into...
Letters written over a period of 25 years by Henry Van Dyke to George E. Woodberry '77, nationally popular writer of the last generation, are now on exhibit in the Poetry Room on the top floor of Widener Library...
...mutual respect of two of the most popular writers of the last generation is clearly evinced in the letters from Henry Van Dyke to George E. Woodberry, the most representative of which are now on exhibit in the Poetry Room in Widener Library. Writing in a manner which be speaks great friendship and a long acquaintance, Van Dyke states that Woodberry's Gibraltar Sonnets" will live with Wordsworth; he compares the quality of Woodberry's "Hawthorne" to George Inness' painting. Most interesting of them all is one written shortly before the deaths of both men. It reveals the hearts...
...authentic Witch Doctor from the Awassa Tribe, who was featured last year in the African Exhibit at the "Century of Progress...