Word: le
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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That evening Le Temps of Paris, often the mouthpiece of the French Government, called Delegate Nadolny "clumsy," added, "The sole surprise in the German plan is that it does not stipulate outright for revision of the military clauses of the Treaty of Versailles...
Following the precedent of "Le Trou Dans Le Mur" there will be no admission charged, but it will be necessary to limit admission since only 300 students an be accomodated at one performance in the auditorium. Tickets may be obtained at University R on presentation of a bursars card. Radcliffe students may obtain passes for admission at the same place...
...heart. The man, Marius, is troubled by the added complication of having the blustering proprietor of a cafe for a father. The picture will be easily intelligible to those who have no knowledge of French. Tickets should be obtained shortly since even with extended showing "Le Million" and "Le Trou dans Le Mur" attracted more spectators than should be seated with the existing capacity...
Gathered from the company and school of Eva Le Gallienne's New York Civic Repertory Theatre, the Studio Players have already made two appearances before Cambridge audiences this year. George Bernard Shaw's "Great Catherine" and Ibsen's "When We Dead Awake" are the two productions that the New York group has already given on the Brattle Hall stage...
Charles-Edouard Jeanneret prefers to be known as Le Corbusier, the name of his maternal grandfather. Born near Geneva 44 years ago, the son of a Swiss watchmaker, he studied engraving, traveled in Italy, worked in Vienna. A performance of Puccini's La Boheme sent him to Paris to live. In intervals between struggling with advanced architecture he became a factory manager, publisher of L'Esprit Nouveau, and a painter. In 1923 he published his first book. Vers mi Architecture, which denned all his theories, has had an enormous influence on architects all over the world...