Word: hell
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...announced the title for this picture-Cagney's first since he "retired" after prolonged contract bickering eight months ago "to study medicine"-it sounded like one of Producer Jack Warner's wry wisecracks. Reemployed four months ago, Cagney is now working apparently contentedly on The Mayor of Hell. Last week Warners announced that his $1,750 a week salary had been...
...Doukhobors. With him were government officials, to hustle him along, keep his progress quiet. When the train reached Montreal Peter Verigin II was hustled through the station so that the Press might not question him. One cried in Russian: "Do you want to go back to Russia?" "Hell, no!" shouted Peter Verigin II. That night he was put on a train for Halifax...
...which a great Loree System was only a dotted line, and stand there cursing softly. Or he would sit slumped behind his desk banging a stack of five-dollar gold pieces from one hand into the other and express himself bitterly to curious interviewers: "Hell, I don't see how those fellows have the face to talk the way they do. But you can say anything if you keep a straight face...
...county warrants but I could not get them cashed. . I have a drawer full of them. ... A destitute farmer near the school makes and furnishes the whiskey. I retail it for him. . . . Bootlegging isn't as profitable as one would think. But I make a few dollars. Hell, I have to live...
...arrived in Biloxi, Miss., on the Zemurray yacht one cold December night in 1910 on their way to Honduras, Samuel Zemurray went below and cooked a dinner for Manuel Bonilla, next President of Honduras. He left his coat over the shoulders of shivering General Bonilla. Said he: ''Hell Manuel, I've shot the roll on you. I might as well shoot the coat too." He is now shooting his roll on United Fruit and few expect him to lose...