Word: finished
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Runaway. A young woman named Clara Bow has been heavily involved in a dreary southern mountain story with the usual wholesome, fulsome finish. She starts out as a painted lady of Broadway and ends in the uplands of Kentucky happily ginghamed...
Evincing a lack of steadiness in their first test of the season, the second and third Freshman crews trailed Huntington across the finish line yesterday afternoon by one quarter of a length and a length and a half respectively...
...remember rightly, have we had a whaling picture, and then "Down to the Sea in Ships" proved rather too educational to portray the real life of a whaler "The Sea Beast", adapted from Herman Melville's famous book, "Moby Dick", is truly an epic. From start to finish it is so accurate that not even the curators of the New Bedford Whaling Museum could find fault with it, and at the same time it possesses a story that holds the interest and plays upon the emotions...
Raising the stroke near the finish, Captain Winthrop's men drove steadily up on the Freshman boat, but the "beef trust," as the 1929 crew is nicknamed, was equal to the task and kept in the lead...
What Every Woman Knows. In the unfortunate scarcity of new plays by J. M. Barrie, the next best thing is a revival. We have not had a Barrie play since Mary Rose, and nobody seems to know at all when he will finish his next one. Nearly every Barrie revival runs the danger of being submerged by the lovable phantom of Maude Adams. This production was originally scheduled for Laurette Taylor and Godfrey Tearle, and was to be followed by The Admirable Crichton. It was offered to Grace George, who with remarkable insight suggested that the play would be most...