Word: girls
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Society of Harvard Dames will meet on Thursday to hear an address. The Little French Girl," by Miss Heloise Bersey, a well known literary critic...
...disallowed because, at the time of the invention, naval officers were not allowed to sell inventions to the State. Admiral Kerr pleaded that the Dowager Marchioness was in greatly reduced circumstances?a fact considered extraordinary, as her second son, Lord Louis Mountbatten, is married to Britain's wealthiest girl, the former Edwina Ashley, who is said to have inherited $30,000,000 from her grandfather, Sir Ernest Cassel...
...Harvard president returns to his professor-father from a sophisticated childhood in Europe with his runaway mother and her lover. He discovers a quixotic passion for an absent professor's young wife. No Brahmin ban, but his mother's wisdom, restrains him from "rescuing" the girl, eloping with her, in the name of Individualism. The mother points out that such revolts, to be satisfactory, must be purely selfish...
...DARK ANGEL?An English comedy of manners, good and bad, after the War, wherein a girl's lover disappears and what she did about...
...Girl. When they finished this picture at the Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer studios, it was terrible. A visiting newspaperman from Manhattan (one Laurence Stallings) took a look, made a suggestion. That suggestion made The Way of a Girl one of the best cinema satires ever produced. It was a melodrama at first. They cut it into about 100 pieces, inserted an author at work, his characters in conference around his typewriter, their decisions, bloody subtitles. You'll have to laugh, particularly when you think that it might have appeared before you as melodrama unadorned...