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History. Government departments, notably that of Agriculture, have made many a dull, amateurish film to be shown to school children. To Dr. Rexford Guy Tugwell's Resettlement Administration nearly a year ago went Cinema Critic Pare Lorentz (Judge, McCall's) with an idea: Let the U. S. Government, heretofore backward in using the cinema, make a really good picture of the history of the Great Plains, showing how part of it became a dread "Dust Bowl" and how the Resettlement Administration was trying to rehabilitate its farmers. Critic Lorentz sold his idea, was at once chosen to direct...
...began to use Hartman's Solution at the insistent demand of their patients made their early reports questionable. Many reported success in every case. Others scoffed. Others withheld judgment. Results of tests at the Murray and Leonie Guggenheim Dental Clinic reflected general experience. According to Director John Oppie McCall results on five children were "good," on three "fair," on two "not good." Some private patients made news by claiming that they got no relief whatever from Hartman's Solution. Two possible explanations: 1) compounds prepared by volume instead of weight; 2) incorrect application by the dentist...
...theatres usually used for legitimate productions rather than in cinemansions, impressively brought to the attention of schools, women's clubs and Shakespeare societies. Delighted Warner publicists last week proudly revealed the whereabouts of the original working script of the screen play, by Charles Kenyon and Mary McCall Jr.: Washington's Folger Memorial Shakespeare Library, along with a print of the film...
...assassinated the tyrant Hipparchus (514 B.C.) and were in turn put to death?ED. **TIME, LETTERS, FORTUNE, Reader's Digest, House & Garden, Better Homes & Gardens, McCall's, Pathfinder, Literary Digest, New Yorker, Popular Science. ?Apparently of the "white collar" class?$5,000 a year...
...they were not nearly as disappointed as the stockholders who, having tasted the blood of profits, wanted more & more. They openly accused President Noah of not taking the trouble to visit the mills he was closing down and selling out, Mr. Warner of being too busy working for McCall's to pay much attention to American Woolen. At stockholders' meetings the bonus scheme was angrily denounced. Last week these grumblings culminated in a suit filed in Manhattan's Supreme Court by one Albert Lautman, a stockholder, who sought to force Messrs. Noah and Warner to return...