Word: glenn
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Unwanted DO-X. Soon after her arrival in the U. S. last August the giant flying boat DO-X was beached at Glenn H. Curtiss Airport, N. Y. for overhaul of her twelve engines.. There she has remained while Dornier officials tried without success to interest U. S. groups in chartering the boat for coastwise service. Last week it was announced that the DO-X will be flown back to Germany in May. Meanwhile her commander, Capt. Franz Christiansen, and all but two members of her crew sailed to Germany for a vacation...
...Copley-Glenn Hunter pleases in a revival of "Young Woodley," his greatest success...
Play and players combined to present a pleasant performance of John Van Druton's "Young Woodley," at the Copley Theatre last night. Seven or eight years ago Glenn Hunter, who stars in the local production, created the role of the shy, appealing youngster who fails in love with his housemaster's wife; the play has lasted well...
...Glenn Hunter plays the English schoolboy with a certain shy dignity which magnifies the part beyond the author's limits, and rightly so. We know of no scene so rich in possibilities as that in which, teacup and plate on Knee, the lad confesses (in a deplorable sonnet), his love. The laurels of the evening, clearly...
...Senators were geographically distributed as follows: Walsh & Coolidge of Massachusetts, Bingham & Walcott of Connecticut, Barbour & Kean of New Jersey, Copeland & Wagner of New York, La Follette & Elaine of Wisconsin, Glenn & Lewis of Illinois. Bulkley of Ohio, Tydings of Maryland, Oddie of Nevada...