Word: live
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...street with her two years baby by the hand when a bomb exploded and turned the baby into pieces? Do you know that often bombs explode inside theatres hurting the public? That is the way of opposition. They do this "politic" (?) to put terror in the souls, not letting live anybody. Do you know that in Miramar Reparto a bomb exploded killing the chief of police, a lieutenant of the army and two citizens that were standing nearby? That bomb was put also by the opposition to "put terror in the souls"! And I do not wish to make this...
...works municipalities are expected to undertake under the National Recovery Act, instead of 30%, as provided in that measure. Ad dressed to Congress, the resolution de clared: "A grave crisis threatens. . . . Municipal credit is about to collapse . . . municipal bonds are held by ... widows and orphans . . . the 65.000.000 people who live under our care. . . . We did not cause the depression. . . . We warn you ... city of the government. rapidly . . ." approaching collapse of Mayor Curley put back on his coat, clapped on his hat and, piling into a taxi with Mayors Hoan, Holcombe and Walmsley, ordered: ''To the White House...
...years. Then, he thinks, half a dozen preachers will serve the whole world. Churches will so time their services that they can tune in on studio sermons. This will not throw little, unimportant preachers out of jobs. They will become executives, helping their parishioners to understand and live by the televised messages...
...role which Laurette Taylor originated in 1912. The play deals, as everyone knows, with an old Irish fisherman, the antithesis of the savage angler in I Cover the Waterfront (see above), and his daughter who inherits ?2,000,000. With her small mongrel Michael, she goes to England to live in a manor house where she squabbles with the butler, falls in love with a young solicitor, is informed that her father is dead. By the time this report is exploded, she has learned enough about the depraved habits of the aristocracy to scuttle happily back to Ireland...
...play by such devices as a radio-equipped roadster, which Peg drives into a pond, are a failure. The most convincing element in Peg O' My Heart is Miss Davies' pardonable affection for her own brogue, which sometimes causes her to speak as though she had a live mackerel under her tongue. Typical shot: Peg's father. Pat (J. Farrell MacDonald) when he sees that she is downcast, advising her to appeal to the Wee Folk...