Word: ladyes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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People! Nov. 18! Ethel Barrymore and a cargo of Bronx cheers for every performance! Of all the - -* women she undoubtedly takes the highest honors. In truck drivers it is temper, in artists it is temperament. . . . A lady, gad!
. . . Wouldn't you say that Ethel Barrymore should report some place to play the leading part in a play entitled ''I Cease to be a Lady''? Certainly the language quoted convicts her of being not a lady and of lacking in common decency.
"The next war will be partly my fault," said Miss Zara duPont, "because I didn't kick hard enough." An active lady of nearly seventy, the first cousin of the Wilmington munition manufacturers is a vigorous worker for peace.
Last Tuesday night several undergraduates attended the opening of "Continental Varieties" at the Shubert--the guests of the show's promoters acting through the agency of the Student Employment Office. The only strings attached to the guest tickets were that the student must appear in tails with a lady of...
Mary Donnelly's first lady of the state.