Word: hertz
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Tuchman Levin, of Minneapolis, Minnesota; Robert Caffey Liddon, Jr., of Corinth, Missouri; David Leonard Marks, of Brooklyn, New York; Herman Israel Orentlicher, of Brockton, Massachusetts; Isadore Paisner, of Brookline, Massachusetts; Ames Samuel Pierce, of Huntington, Massachusetts; Albert Pratt, of Duxbury, Massachusetts; Birdsey Renshaw, of New York, New York; Alfred Hertz Rosenthal, of Dorchester, Massachusetts; Walter Solomon Salant, of New York...
...orchestra, which suffers in comparison with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, has given many a noteworthy concert, but for years it was a bone of contention between wealthy Jews who liked and supported hulking Conductor Alfred Hertz, and the Bohemian Club element who have never quite forgiven Hertz for displacing their convivial clubmember, Henry Hadley...
Conductor Hertz was ousted two years ago. Russian Issai Dobrowen and British Basil Cameron imported. But the orchestra has continued to drift nearer & nearer the rocks through lack of general support...
John Daniel Hertz (Paramount Publix, Yellow...
Until the spring of 1930 Paramount-Publix was considered a model cinema company, issuing stock to pay for expansions. Then it was revealed that it had agreed to buy its stock back should it drop. The late William Wrigley Jr. (gum), Albert Davis Lasker (advertising) and John Daniel Hertz (taxicabs), all Chicagoans, began buying into Paramount. Their man was Sam Katz, of Chicago's Balaban & Katz chain of cinema theatres. At 13 he had played the piano in Carl Laemmle's first 5? cinema theatre on Chicago's west side. At 16 he owned a theatre with...