Word: exhibitioner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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And Sudden Death (Paramount) takes its title from the article by Joseph Chamberlin Furnas on the evils of fast motoring which appeared in The Reader's Digest and has since, in a reprint by Simon & Schuster (after screen re-enactment in The March of Time for last October), reached...
In London's New Burlington Galleries, surrealist artists from 14 countries held their first British exhibition. Londoners gaped at The Last Voyage of Captain Cook, a wire globe enclosing a striped female torso. Object Made by a Madman was a basket containing scraps of glass, scissor blades. Beside it...
According to the terms of the Phelan will, Miss Phillips' $2,000 traveling purse might just as easily have gone into an art gallery. It represents income from $100,000 which Senator Phelan wished either to be spent for "exhibition rooms in the School of Fine Arts," or for...
Fifty-two years ago the bright-eyed daughter of a Manhattan doctor took the lead in an amateur theatrical at Tuxedo Park, N. Y.'s Tuxedo Club, first U. S. country club. Inadvertently she did a double back roll when she was supposed to faint on a sofa. Last...
They will continue on exhibition throughout the summer, daily, but not Sundays, from 9 to 5 o'clock, as a special Tercentenary feature.