Word: hart
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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First of the books to be written by an undergraduate in connection with the House Plan is "Bibliotheca Typographica" by Horace Hart '33, a Senior resident in Lowell House...
...book, which is the result of a year's research in Widener Library, consists of a bibliography of the chief works in English on the history of the printed book, together with short comments on these books by the compiler. It was begun by Hart, in the first year in which Lowell House was occupied, at the suggestion of G. P. Winship '93, assistant librarian...
There has long been a need for such a book to guide these who want to learn about book-making, but have no way of knowing what to read: and Mr. Hart's little volume will go far in serving this need. The comments are interesting and sometimes humorous. And although the book is primarily one of reference, it should prove a great aid to anyone interested in the subject; and undoubtedly it will become indispensable to a public library of any considerable size...
...theatrical circles. The members of this new committee are: Donald Oenslager '23, New York scenic designer; J. M. Brown '23, dramatic critic; H. T. Parker '39, dramatic critic of the Transcript, E. P. Goodnow '17, head of the Stagers organization at the Peabody Playhouse in Boston, and F. R. Hart '27, graduate treasurer...
...score, loaded with "rhythmic dialog" which was billed as a Rodgers-Hart invention, turns out to mean merely a superfluity of rhymes. Lewis Milestone's direction is graceful but undistinguished. Al Jolson's performance is notable for a great air of confidence, which is generally unjustified, and for the fact that he still wobbles his lower lip as though every other word in all his songs was Mammy...