Word: joans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...microphone because von Sternberg did not allow her to memorize her lines until she came on the set, then made her repeat them after him until she spoke them perfectly. She has no telephone in her dressing room, is happiest on grey days, has an expensive automobile, admires Joan Crawford, is married, has a baby, is going home for Christmas...
...medium-sized vermiform appendix (they vary from less than one inch to more than seven inches in length) was successfully removed in Edinburgh, Scotland, last week from Miss Joan Margaret MacDonald (second daughter). She, aged 22 and a fourth-year student of surgery at the University of Edinburgh, became engaged last month to a graduate medical student, Alastair MacKinnon, 23 (TIME, Sept...
Maybe It's Love (Warner). That famous cinema college, dear old Upton, faces a crisis in this football story. At the moment when it is the fourth down and one minute to play the crisis is successfully dealt with. Besides such picture-people as Joan Bennett and James Hall, the cast is distinguished by the presence of an "All-American" football team of 1929, including Racehorse Russell Saunders of the University of Southern California. It contains some fairly funny gags and is in general light-hearted enough to make a pleasant program show Best shot: the All-Americans practicing...
...Engaged. Joan Margaret MacDonald, 22, daughter of Great Britain's Prime Minister James Ramsay MacDonald, oarswoman and third-year student of surgery at the Royal Infirmary at the University of Edinburg; and Alastair MacKinnon, 23, a graduate last year of the Infirmary, son of a deceased Scottish physician; at London...
...Harmsworth, handed her a contract for all her writings, a check for $50,000. Besides Riflewoman Marjorie Foster, other heroines present included Miss Winifred Brown, aviatrix who won the King's Cup for a race round England (TIME, June 14); Ivy Hawke, Channel swimmer; Diana Fishwick, golf champion; Joan Manning Saunders, exhibitor at the Royal Academy when she was only 16; Sylvia Thompson, novelist...