Word: hearted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...merits are of the heart rather than the head. . . . You cannot dislike him if you 'try with both hands,' as Humpty-Dumpty would...
Died. Joseph Newburger, 68, Memphis (Tenn.) millionaire, cotton merchant and philanthropist; in Manhattan, of pneumonia and heart disease...
Died. Charles R. Erwin, 68, Chairman of Board, Erwin Wasey & Co. Ltd. (advertising); at Winter Haven, Fla.; of heart disease...
Brought to Manhattan last year by the Neighborhood Players (TIME, Dec. 28, 1925) this play based upon an old Jewish legend quickly won fame and riches. The "dybbuk" is the spirit of a departed youth. It takes its strange abode in the heart of a Jewess, keeping alive in her perturbed breast the love she bore the spirit when it possessed a body of its own. Priestly folk would exorcise the disturber in the interests of sensible matrimony to a wealthy wooer. But with shrieks and groans the ghostly lover wages a sturdy, though mystical, battle for the lady...
...reality, the long-lost heir to the throne of Eldorado. Much against his democratic inclinations, he kings it for a while over "that Eldorado tribe," mangling the traditions, making love to his Helen, and lording it over the aunt. In order to marry the lady of his heart, it is necessary for him to quell a sporadic revolution and reconstruct the government into a democracy. For Broadway's satisfaction, a New York pugilist, Larry O'Moore (Frank Otto) has been trumped up. When he claps a very formal archduke on the back in the hearty manner of Times...