Word: mccormack
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...litmus was red indeed. The Almirante Gran's officers stopped saluting and arrested little Leguia. Back in Callao harbor, a U. S. physician, Dr. McCormack, visited the sick man three times, announced that contrary to current rumor the patient was "neither dead nor dying." The Junta's President Sanchez Cerro thundered that "Tyrant" Leguia "must be made to account for his acts," ordered Augusto Leguia and son Juan imprisoned in the island fortress of San Lorenzo, bastille of Peru's political prisoners. Peruvians thrilled at a typically Latin touch: jailer-to-be of ex-President Leguia, commander of the guard...
...Rose of Tralee and Ireland, Mother Ireland, I Feel You Near Me and A Pair of Blue Eyes (Victor, 2 records, $1.50 each)?De luxe recordings of the Song o' My Heart ballads sung by John McCormack as he does in the cinema. Already these have been translated into French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese...
SONG o' MY HEART (John McCormack) -scenic adaptation of eleven tenor solos...
Majestic "Song O' My Heart". Mostly John McCormack, although there is some pretense at a plot...
Song O' My Heart (Fox). John McCormack's first picture, the second feature talkie to be made by a first-rate singer (Lawrence Tibbett's Rogue Song was the first) was directed by Frank Borzage, a director whose specialty it is to lay over his interiors and landscapes a film of sentiment much like the tearful coloring with which John McCormack colors his celebrated upper register. In his customary manner, Mr. Borzage uses up a lot of film exhibiting the Irish village whence sprang the great ballad singer, the hero of the story. It is a badly...