Word: huntting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Doctor Knock", by Jules Romain, will be presented by the French Talking Films Committee, Thursday and Friday, November 18 and 19, at the Institute of Geopraphical Exporation, it was announced yesterday. Students may obtain tickets for the performances by presenting their Bursar's cards in Hunt Pall on Tuesday, November 16. The film will be shown at 1:45, 4:15, 6:45, and 9 o'clock. This is the committee's second film in this year's series which opened with "Kermesse Heroique" in October...
...tough-natured - soon proves to be a caution for cats. His small inn becomes a way station for tobacco-smuggling across the French border, and, as Gomar gets deeper into the racket, Karelina's life sinks to that of a drudge in a roistering, rustic underworld. She escapes, hunts up Uncle Domitien. Gomar pursues and reclaims her-but not before she and Domitien have fallen in love- kills Domitien, and in the man hunt that follows is killed himself. The end is long-drawn-out, slightly platitudinous, with Domitien's wife and Karelina united in grief for their...
...wagon train that Author Cloete (pronounced "Clooty") describes. Made up of 500-odd persons, with 100 wagons and a miscellaneous herd of 8,000 goats, cows, oxen, horses to be nudged and nursed through the wilderness, it moved like an ambling village, its scouts fanned out before it to hunt game and fight off raiders, and births, deaths and marriages taking place in the wagons lumbering along behind. Its patriarchal but still lusty leader was one Hendrik van der Berg, and the main plot of the novel revolves around his harsh, hard-bitten figure: the conflict between his Messianic impulses...
Harvard, with 11 graduates in Siam, towers above Yale's one, but Yale counters with one graduate in Uganda, where Harvard men only go to hunt wild animals...
...most gullible of these visited the top floor of Hunt Hall yesterday and discovered science's latest contribution to the art. There, Robert G. Scott, '29, instructor in Fine Arts, has created a novel apparatus for showing students in Fine Arts 2d the effects of light and odor on various shades and pigments...