Word: martinisms
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...from Boston. It was said to be far from an prosperous as its highbred with its delicate humor, the felicity and urbanity of its occasional hoaxes, its sedulous devotion to the high standards set by its founders--such men as Judge Robert Grant, former Ambassador Stimson and Edward S. Martin--entitle it to be. Fortunately, those apprehensions were groundless...
Chrysalis (by Rose Albred Porter; Martin Beck, producer). When this play was first seen in the vernal surroundings of a stock company last summer it was widely regarded as an incipient Broadway success. In spite of the presence of Osgood Perkins. June Walker and chirrupy Margaret Sullavan in the cast, and direction by the Theatre Guild's Theresa Helburn, that judgment may now be set down as premature...
Among the letter men returning are Robert Saltonstall, Jr. '33, Ian Baldwin '33, and J.W. Putnam '33, all of whom are veteran players in the forward line. R.H. Martin '33 was a defense man last year, while P. deB. deGive '34 played as varsity goalie. The other members of last year's team returning are Benjamin Beale '34, C.C. Pell '33, W.L. Hasler '34, and W.C. Everett '34. Among the players coming up to the Varsity from last year's Freshman team are M.L. Prayn '35, captain of the first year men, W.P. Watts '35, and F.A. Reece '35, stars...
Sentenced. Jean Martin, burlesque showgirl: to an indeterminate sentence in Bedford Reformatory for strangling her roommate, Showgirl Florence ("Babe") Miller, to death with her hands; in Manhattan...
...Conley '34, D.W. Haycock '35, R.S. Hormell '35, J.A. Martin '34, L.G. Mitchell '35, I.M. Pinnansky...