Word: hart
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...majority of the people of the world do not think that the League of Nations can preserve peace, it cannot do anything," Albert Bushnell Hart '80, Eaton Professor of the Science of Government, emeritus, stated in an interview yesterday. Professor Hart declared that although the League of Nations has accomplished a great deal to preserve the peace of the world, it will never be able to meet a real international crisis without a much more potent threat to the offending countries than it now has, namely an appeal to them to consider the interests of mankind...
...going to organize a really effective world peace power without a 'Santa Claus'," Professor Hart continued. "The League is very valuable for making joint treaties and for settling small disputes between minor powers, but when it comes to preventing war on a large scale, it simply cannot do it. For example, if Russia should get control of Manchuria, there would be a war to the death between Russia and Japan...
...Christened Francis Brett Hart, at 12 he dropped the t; 13 years before his father had added the e to Hart...
While Mr. Carl Laemmle, as council lot the defense has been presenting the case for the movies each week in the Saturday Evening Post. Messieurs Kauffman and Hart, the district attorneys, have offered their brief rebuttal in "Once in A Lifetime" on 401 consecutive nights at New York. The districts attorneys' case has at last reached the Majestic in Boston. The decision rests with a jury a the people who will undoubtedly offer a satisfactory compromise by applauding the Schubert's latest production and lending financial support to the movies...
...this as it may Messieurs Kauffman and Hart have written a highly amusing and penetrating satire on art as Hollywood does it. The play has to do with a group of vaudeville actors who find themselves stranded in the big city on the eve of the Vitaphone's first great practical success. There are three of them. May Daniels a wise cracking campaigner Jerry Highland who must have been the interlocutor for the skit, and George Lewis, a mental inferior who diets on Indian nuts. The girl, played by Jean Dixon, conceives the idea that Hollywood needs a school...