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Ten days had passed and Vernon C. Porter, a Manhattan commercial artist, still waited last week for the final decision on his big idea: the establishment of an open air market in Washington Square where indigent artists may sell their work direct to the public. Such a curb market has...
It costs about $700 to give a recital in Manhattan's Town Hall,* the place where many ambitious young musicians like to start showing what they can do. Few first recitals pay for themselves; the most successful debuts rarely realize more than a few hundred dollars. Tenor James Melton...
"If all but the indigent can pay the price, we merely face the technical task of devising suitable methods of collecting the charges. On the other hand, if we find that there are substantial groups of our people who, though not indigent, nevertheless have so little surplus over the bare...
A onetime don (classics, philosophy) at Brasenose College, Francis James Wylie was, from 1903 until he retired last summer, resident host to all the Rhodes Scholars, including the 32 arriving annually from the U. S. Never acquainted with Cecil Rhodes, he was key man in the Trust, was knighted in...
Indigent, remote and preacherless churches have been promised a boon in the talking cinema. Year ago the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education got up a cinema service, performed by Presbyterian leaders (TIME, Jan. 26). For commercial purposes last week RCA Photophone Inc. dangled enticing names before U. S. congregations, releasing...