Word: norton
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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That you make much of Jeanette MacDonald's acting with her teeth is unjust. . . . What strikes me as peculiarly outstanding is that you have failed to remark on Miss MacDonald's acting with her eyes. That love scene in Blackie Norton's office is one of the most genuine I have ever seen on the screen...
...Decency started, there was generally supposed to be white slavery, opium and hatchet-work in Chinatown. San Francisco, bringing the earthquake up to date, makes it plain that its real cause lay in the fact that Clark Gable did not say his prayers at night. Gable is Blackie Norton, owner of a notorious café, and Miss MacDonald is his No. 1 chanteuse. Father Tim (Spencer Tracy) struggles to make a convert out of Blackie while Mr. Burley (Jack Holt) struggles to make an opera singer out of the chanteuse, so that she will be worthy of his manor...
January 10: 757 Universities invited to Tercentenary. Students reject old age pensions in Crimson poll. January 14: Freshmen receive free exam reviews from faculty members under sponsorship of Union Committee. January 20: Robert Frost named Norton Poetry Professor for half year. January 24: President Conant recommends special degree in Education and Arts and Sciences in annual report. Necessity for untagged funds emphasized. January 27: Memorial service for George V in Memorial Church. January 29: National Scholarship area extended to Tenessee and Missouri...
James Sullivan, Tittmann, and Norton of Long Island hit home runs in the fifth, each time with nobody on base...
...base hits: Owen, Maguire. Home runs: Tittmann, Sullivan, Norton. Hits: off Berger 8 in 5 innings, off Grant. 5 in 3. Struck out: by Tittmann 5, by Berger 4, by Grant. Bases on balls: off Tittmann 4, off Grant 4, off Berger 2. Double play: Adzigian to Bilodeau to Colwell. Left on base: Harvard 8, Long Island 5. Stolen bases: Grant, Adzigian...