Word: hart
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Their projected volume will replace that of Albert Bushnell Hart Edward Channing, and Frederick J. Turner...
...Runs batted in--Jenkins, Ratajczak, Ray. Clark, Hart 2, Bilodeau, Prouty, Gibbs, Owen McTernen. Three base hits-Jenkins, J. Sullivan. Stolen bases--Clark, Casey, Ratajczak, Longley, McTernen. Sacrifice hits-Owen, Ray, Clark. Bases on balls-off Olson 2, off Bruce 2, off Ingalls 5. Struck out-by Olson 7, by Ingalls...
...Manhattan, William S. Hart, screen star of 150 silent "Westerns," won a five-year-old damage suit against United Artists, the firm which in 1925 signed six-year contract with Hart to make talking pictures. A jury awarded him $85,000, found that United Artists had made only one Hart film, distributed it to second-rate houses, conspired to keep him from making more. Said Cinemactor Hart, who had asked for $500,000: "What those picture people did to me took the best years of my life, but thank God I have won moral victory...
Excellent but unnewsworthy were examples of other famed members of the Society, Walter Pach, John Sloan, Stuart Davis, Rockwell Kent, Leon Kroll. Maurice Sterne and the late George Bellows, Maurice B. Prendergast. Glenn O. Coleman, "Pop" Hart and Alfred Maurer...
...kidding a Russian ballet. Ballet dancers' Broadway reputation for arrogance, jealousy and venery offers, like a clown's buttocks, a large and ludicrous target for whacking. Three modern masters of whacking, George Abbott (who staged this season's side-splitting Boy Meets Girl) and Rodgers & Hart (who supplied Jumbo's score) have done so with authority. The finale of On Your Toes' Act I, in which disaster strolls implacably through a conventional ballet, will make it impossible for many people ever again to take the serious Dance seriously. Thereupon, Messrs. Abbott, Rodgers & Hart, uncannily abetted...