Word: fines
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...York's a pretty fine city though, don't you think?" The question was put with intent to lead...
...work of one of the most famous American portrait painters and mural artists, the drawings form an unusual collection to add to the treasures of Harvard's art museum. Most of the drawings are the preliminary sketches for murals in the Boston Public Library and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. One of the most beautiful drawings is that of Apollo in his chariot with the Hours, which forms the decoration over the staircase in the Museum of Fine Arts. Other splendid examples of Sargent's work are the sketches of the Danaides and the Winds, also used for decorations...
Boston debutantes will assist members of the Cercle Francais in their presentation of two one-act plays at the Fine Arts Theatre next month, it was learned yesterday when casts of "La Coeur a Ses Raisons' by Caillavet and Flers, and of "Poil de Carotte" by Renard were announced...
...Museum of Fine Arts. Boston, announces for this afternoon at three o'clock in the Lecture Hall the premier showing of the film, "Drypoint. A Demonstration" illustrated by Frederick G. Hall and produced by the University Film Foundation. At the request of many who saw it last spring. "The Etcher's Art" will be repeated also at this time...
...Department of Chemistry has acquired a fine new set of buildings. But they are not organized to the best advantage of the students. The hampering blunders of the storeroom attendants are symbols of short-sighted policy. Their comparatively minor annoyance is but another indication of the reactionary attitude which holds sway in the Department and prevents it from achieving the preeminence which other Harvard faculties maintain...