Word: loves
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...cricket, with his musical armature, is capable of emitting his intermittent notes . . . mainly for selfish purposes of love-making ... is thus revealed to be not only a histrionic performer and a singer, but a romantic lover as well. . . . Judgment will be entered for the plaintiff for the full amount demanded...
...socially celebrated love match. They departed on a round-the-world cruise in the Warrior. They returned and bought Elbert H. Gary's mansion at 94th Street & Fifth Avenue, Manhattan. He bought her more expensive clothes and jewels (including one of the world's finest emerald necklaces) than are worn by any other woman in Manhattan. He provided her with a house at Palm Beach, built her a magnificent house on Long Island...
...Russian, a peasant who had fought in the War and the Revolution, had become a power in his native village and then graduated to a higher job in Moscow. He had abandoned his family, who feared and hated him, his peasant wife Grusha, who feared and loved him in the old peasant way. Sergei was a believing, practicing Communist, with nothing but hatred for the old order, with no time or interest for anything but the present and the future. Then in 'Moscow he met Ludmilla, a member of the intelligentsia-to Sergei, a "lady." Their attraction was mutual...
...notices smart Jack Kapp, Brunswick's publicity man, sent phonograph dealers and record reviewers a disc announcing the album. On Jack Kapp's record Dorothy Fields and James ("Jimmie") McHugh, who wrote the Blackbirds score, paraphrased their theme song "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby" by saying "Let's all say a prayer so they [the records] will sell, baby." If Fields & McHugh's prayer is answered, Brunswick will revive music from other oldtime shows, similarly performed by expensive, all-star casts...
...Roland did, in love and battle...