Word: oppenheims
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...family and his. With other young, gregarious and jolly Germans from uptown Yorkville and The Bronx, Hauptmann found his way to Hunter Island on Long Island Sound. Among his friends were John Braue, now a counterman at the Radio City Doughnut Shop, and Anita Lutzenberg, a dressfitter for Oppenheim, Collins & Co. "Nita," explained Braue, "liked to jump around and go with this man or that on the beach." It was not long before she was jumping around with "Dick" Hauptmann. And "Nita" Lutzenberg did not like conventional photographs iked to do things and make funny poses." Little did Photographer Braue...
...hour at a roulette wheel in the Casino at Juan-les-Pins, France. Novelist E. Phillips Oppenheim won 200,000 francs ($13,180). Said Gambler Oppenheim: "A very amusing pastime...
...WITHOUT NERVES-E. Phillips Oppenheim-Little, Brown ($2). Previously serialized...
...said he had started reading a serial in the Saturday Evening Post while he was en route home and wanted to finish it right away. It was E. Phillips Oppenheim's story, The Strange Boarders of Palace Crescent. This morning ... he asked me to have the publishers send him the concluding chapters tomorrow. I told him that could not be arranged and he grumbled...
Leverett: Rawson, r.e.; Oppenheim, r.t.; Rider, r.g.; Levan, c.; Hartman, l.g.; Amory, l.t.; Dawes, l.e.; Tyng, q.; Stevens, r.h.; Beardsley, l.h.b.; Wallace...