Word: graces
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...authoress of Grace Moore's opus, "One Night of Love," and other pieces including "Dancers in the Dark" and "The Road to Needles," Miss Speare has spoken here before. Her subject today will be "Discovering Aristotle in Hollywood," a talk which is to be based on her experiences in writing at the California film colony...
Asked to comment on this, Hart declared: "I haven't resigned from the executive committee but it has been disbanded." Michael P. Grace '40, president, then hastened to declare that "I have his resignation in my pocket." The statements issued in the official declaration made public by Grace and those made by Hart concerning the way in which the dissolution of the executive committee took place were also conflicting...
...official" statement of the Young Conservatives which Grace made public last night says that they "approve the appointment of Mr. Hicks to the tutorial staff of Harvard because they feel that all phases of thought should be part of an educational endeavor . . ." but they "are still in opposition to Communism and all other Isis...
Last November, wiry, bespectacled Shostakovich, who had been laboring desperately but unsuccessfully to get in line with the new romantic-minded order, finally turned the trick in his Fifth Symphony and was promptly restored to grace. This symphony, described by mollified Moscow critics as "a work of great depth and emotional wealth," will be given its U. S. premiere over the air next week by the NBC Symphony Orchestra under Conductor Artur Rodzinski...
...initial summer season of six concerts scheduled for this summer. While this six-performance schedule would still leave Westport trailing in competition with such established U. S. summer festivals as the Berkshire, Hollywood Bowl, St. Louis Municipal Opera, and Manhattan Lewisohn Stadium, such Westporters as van Loon, Grace Moore and Lawrence Tibbett hope for glamorous future expansion, to help keep American music lovers from stumping off to Europe every summer...