Word: leon
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...elections resulted as follows. Eliot Enneking Long '26, of Cambridge, was named President and will serve for the remainder of the year. Henry Wilder Keyes '26, of North Haverhill, N. B. was chosen vice-president: Arthur Leon Gould '25, of New York City, secretary; Henry Andrew McCashin '25, of Boston, treasurer. The chairman of the committee on dramatic criticism was not elected...
Conflicts between Socialists and Communists took place in Paris at two meetings. At one, Millionaire Deputy Leon Blum, Socialist, was hit in the face by a wine glass and knocked practically senseless. Several of M. Blum's colleagues were also roughly treated. A Communist, armed with the legbone of an ox, stamped around the meeting room, shouted that he wanted "the whole world to bleed...
Louie the 14th. Leon Errol's legs straddle this musical comedy like those of the Colossus at Rhodes. Florenz Ziegfeld's latest musical pageant and village carnival has been produced on a scale of towering magnificence. It outshines a Mardi Gras festival and the Follies combined. But unless the book had Mr. Errol's legs to uphold it, it could hardly stand on its own feet...
...When Leon Gordon was forced by a legal engagement to quit the organization meeting of the Theatregoers, Morris Gest made one of his few public appearances. The members of the embryo club, when told of Mr. Gests advent, were incredulous. Ten unbelievers left the meeting...
...Josiah Quincy Sr., 1790, president of Harvard College, represented by Harry H. Gay of the Footlight Club. Dr. Bigelow, the famous physician, will be represented by George W. Wilson of the Boston Museum stock company, while the dignified figure of Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1829, will live again in Leon H. Connell of Emerson College. Among the other guests will...