Word: neil
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Detroit last week, Beekman Pool of New York retained the title he won from his brother J. Lawrence Pool a year ago by beating Neil Sullivan of Philadelphia in the final of the men's National Squash Racquets Championship...
...after all inventory write-offs and despite a 20% drop in sales to $16,679,000, largely attributed not to a slump in volume of tires sold but to the decline in tire prices. Relatively small, efficient, and under the very personal management of Founder-President William O'Neil, General Tire is the only leading rubber company that had paid back dividends equal to the amount of capital invested. And General Tire has paid that three times over. Concentrating on the quality market, it has never entered the unprofitable original equipment business...
...idea. The "Match King" and "He Learned About Women" are two of two-hundred-and-eight movies which will be produced at the University Theater in the year beginning January ninth, nineteen-hundred-and-thirty-three. If one were, in a moment of fancy, to imagine Terence and O'Neil, Goethe and Shakespeare, Sophocles and Dion Boucicault, together with half-a-hundred other master playwrights, scribbling off the output of Hollywood consumed in one year by the University Theater, it would still be hard to believe that all of the production would be absolutely tip-top. The fallacy, by which...
...Ralph Lazzaro of Wakefield, Winthrop H. Lee of Concord, Joseph LePrsti of Lawrence, Norman P. Leatarte of Leominster, John B. Little of Worcester, John J. Maloney, Jr. of Boston, John H.Murphy, Jr. of Winchester, William H. Nelson, Jr. of Newton Center, Homer E. Newell of Holyoke, Charles B. O'Neil, Jr. of Cambridge, Robert C. Putman of North Quincy, Robert H. Rawson of Abington, Paul Rutledge of Brookline, Robert D. Sall of Mattapan, Hubert Scheffy of West Mansfield, Richard F. Schmidt of Cambridge, Paul H. Segool of Boston, Roger M. Silsby of Fairhaven, James M. Smith of Wellesley, Wilder Smith...
...Dramatic Club were to produce the best of those submitted by students, the author would gain a kind of experience especially valuable at a certain period of development. The very fact that in the past there have emerged from the student body such dramatists as Eugene O'Neil, Edward Sheldon, Sidney Howard, George Abbott, and Phillip Barry should spur present writers, or even those who merely feel the ambition to write a play, to at least an attempt...