Word: exhibiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...famed team of dappled grey hunters. Two Leggins, Grey Knight, Bon Diable, which took first, second and third in their class. They will meet hotter competition in Manhattan from the stables of Mrs. Bernard F. Gimbel, Mrs. John V. Bouvier III and Isaac Clothier Jr. ?ho did not exhibit at Chicago...
...This, gentlemen, is the best collection of moth-eaten architectural motifs ever gathered in Milwaukee. . . . The exhibition shows the best of good taste in current architecture, but no progressive thought. Our English type houses have out-Englished the English. We are building better colonial homes than can be found in the seaboard towns along the Atlantic . . . but this exhibit contains only two examples of progressive thought. All else is borrowed from other times and other countries and hashed over...
...hard to deduce the reason why these two countries are so opposed to the union. Aside from the complex which both France and Italy exhibit when confronted with a proposal to cement a combination which it took four bloody years to sever, there is, as usual, a powerful economic stimulus to that prejudice. The privilege of selling to the Balkan States, old and new, is extremely valuable; and France and Italy, while rivals themselves, are as one in their determination to keep Germany's fingers as far from the pie as possible. If the Anachluss were to go through German...
...varied and interesting exhibit of Spanish art, representing the period from the twelfth to the fifteenth centuries, is now open to the public at the Fogg Art Museum. The collection includes, among other things, two large paintings showing the influence of the Netherlands on southern art; several pieces of Spanish furniture and embroidery; two columns, a gift from the Republic of Spain through the National Archaeological Museum; and other representatives of the art of that period...
...book about her. Their house has been deluged with the usual flood of letters (at one time 50 per mail), advice and offers of help from all sorts of people including a Hindu mystic who offered to cure her for ?150 as a first installment. Two people wanted to exhibit Patricia at the Century of Progress. One wanted to build a miniature hospital in the Hall of Science, offered $50 a week plus a day & night nurse. The other was to be a Midway (entertainment) concession...