Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Few persons would take Dexter Keezer for a college president. Periodically since his graduation from Amherst in 1920, he has found academic life dull. For a year he was a reporter on the Denver Times. He took a Ph.D. in economics at the Brookings Institution but quit teaching after six...
"Three Men on a Horse" which first saw the light of day some eight months ago has become quite a thing. A sort of international institution is this comedy by John Holm and George Abbott what with companies romping through it from London to Australia. Boston is the latest of...
The Tennessean entered the morning newspaper field against the Nashville American- nearly a century old and an Institution there. We of the newly-born Tennessean never knew the connection, but nevertheless our Tennessean presses (they were secondhand) mysteriously developed sanded bearings and delivery of the newly-born newspaper child was...
With three weeks of seagoing fun aboard the Houston behind him, the President went to Charleston's grimy old railroad station, boarded his Atlantic Coast Line special for Washington. Shus-sh! hissed the engine. Then shushushushushushs and the train rolled out of the shed in a whirl of smoke...
"What a city like Boston needs is a theatre which will, by reason of its own merit, become a permanent institution for playgoers, she said, explaining that only an actual production company, presenting Broadway successes new to Boston as well as original plays of merit at prices well within the...