Word: expression
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fashion of the day to devise novel settings for old mysteries, and the "Subway Express", now in production at the Hollis Theatre, is one of the latest examples to remove the melodrama from the more conventional English manor house, or, as was the height of the mode a season or so ago, the New York night club...
...come to the "Subway Express", a well-constructed mystery which maintains a high level of suspense through three acts without once leaving the subway car with which the first scene opens. The melodrama proved sufficiently real to carry the play successfully through a long season in New York, and, with Boston's peculiar penchant for supporting the mystery drama (as witness, the "Ghost Train"), the "Subway Express" may be expected to be with us for many weeks...
Hollis: "Subway Express". To be reviewed...
...will enter competition for the editorial department of the daily. Candidates in this field usually write one editorial a day, which is submitted to the editor in charge for comment and advice. Harvard subjects form the basis of most CRIMSON editorials, but candidates will be given a change to express themselves on subjects which are of general interest to the college under-graduate...
...which the actors are all engaged in some form of nefarious and illegitimate enterprise, constantly flinging at each other such phrases as "Says you," "Is 'at so?", "Yeah?" It is the work of Eva Kay Flint and Martha Madison who turned out a creditable thriller last season called Subway Express...