Word: holidaying
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Biarritz, Vichy and Cannes all reported losses averaging from 25% to 66% of their 1931 income. There was only one bright spot. Fifty years ago when nearby Deauville contained nothing but shrimp fishermen and Norman cider makers, Trouville was a fashionable resort. This year there were in Trouville enough holiday makers who could no longer afford Deauville prices to jack its casino profits from...
...Holiday," the fall production of the Radcliffe Idler Club, given last night at Agassiz Theatre, proved to be a rather drawn-out presentation of the commonplace situations and, hackneyed problems connected with the lives of America's aristocracy of wealth. The fundamental problem is this: should one postulate an ideal of wealth as the basis of human existence or should one go out into the wilds far from monetary cares amid the birds and fish and there look at one's soul. All this is quite apparent at the end of the second act, which by the way, is brilliant...
...rising sun of a new day is here for Agriculture and a Democratic Congress will soon enact legislation to aid the farmer. The farmer won a wonderful victory in the election." Strikers. Closely associated with the National Farmers' Union is Milo Reno's Farmers Holiday Association which sponsored last summer's "farm strike" in Iowa. Striker Reno's threat: "The time has come for direct action. If Roosevelt makes a misstep we'll fight him just as hard as we fought Hoover. We'll come down harder than ever." Meanwhile a farmers' march...
Tryouts for the male parts in "Holiday," the Radcliffe, Idler Club's fall production will be held in the Agassiz Theatre today and tomorrow, it was announced last night by the Harvard Dramatic Club. They are open to all members of the University from 2 to 6 o'clock today and from 3 to 6 o'clock tomorrow...
Tryouts for the male parts in "Holiday," the Radcliffe Idler Club's fall production will be held in the Agassiz Theatre today and tomorrow, it was announced last night by the Harvard Dramatic Club. They are open to all members of the University from 2 to 6 o'clock today and from 3 to 6 o'clock tomorrow...