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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...addition to the three showings yesterday of the French talking film "Le Trou dans Le Mur" there will be two performances today of this picture in the auditorium of the new Geography School on Divinity Avenue at 2.30 and 8.15 o'clock...
...collaboration with the University Film Foundation, the French Talking Film Committee will present its second picture of the winter when it sponsors the showing of "Le Trou dans le Mur" on January 13 and 14 in the New Geography Building on Divinity Avenue. Two performances will be given on these days, at 2.30 and 8.15 o'clock...
Although there will be no admission charge for these performances as before, when "Le Million" was presented by the same organization in early December, it has been decided to limit the attendance by the use of tickets, which can be procured on application at R University Hall on petition of bursars cards. Radcliffe students can apply at the same for admission passes. The auditorium in the Geography School Building holds only 300 persons and was entirely unable to accommodate all those who came to see "Le Million...
...Film itself is taken from a scenario prepared by the Paramount Company's writers and typifies the simple French cinemas of provincial life. It was chosen as a contrast to "Le Million", an urbane and more sophisticated example of screen...
...grow for a time. The time and speed of growth indicate the "residual energy" of that bit of flesh. The younger the individual, the faster and longer the growth. A similar test is how long a wound takes to heal. Young people heal more quickly than old. Dr. Pierre Le Comte du Noüy of the Paris Pasteur Institute, one-time Rockefeller Institute colleague of Dr. Carrel, has worked out age tables for wound healing. The reason that the young heal and grow more quickly than the old is that as soon as one begins to live, he begins...