Word: plazas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Yesterday was a rest period with dinner at the Harvard Club, the principal event for the members of the Class and dancing in the Copley Plaza from 10 to 3 o'clock...
Tuesday, Field Day, will be climaxed at 7:30 o'clock by dinner "for members of the Class only," at the Harvard Club and informal dancing at the Copley-Plaza. The usual parading will feature in the undergraduate programs for Wednesday and Thursday, and on the latter day the party will officially conclude following Alumni Exercises...
...Norway Ablaze for Christ." This week at a meeting at Manhattan's Hotel Plaza, Group members returning from abroad were to tell how they had set ablaze not only Norway but also Denmark. It began in Geneva in 1933, when a Group team met, lunched and "changed'' the Hon. Carl J. Hambro, a Speaker of the Norwegian Storting (Parliament), leader of its Conservative Party. At Speaker Hambro's suggestion a team of 35 "life-changers" arrived in Norway last October, among them well-beloved Bishop Logan Herbert Roots of Hankow, spending a year of Group travel...
Last week Secretary of War Dern went to Philadelphia to help celebrate the 17th anniversary of the establishment of that city's Ordnance Department, view an exhibit of armament in Reyburn Plaza opposite the City Hall. By the time the Secretary's visit was over he had been made thoroughly conscious of militant pacifism as practiced by Philadelphia Quakers. When he arrived at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel to speak at a dinner, he found young Quakers picketing the street, bearing placards such as: WAR IS ALWAYS WRONG and ARMAMENTS REPRESENT DEATH TO YOU BUT DIVIDENDS TO THE PRIVATE...
Scenarists Doris Malloy and Harry Clork needed and used every trick of their trade to expand a fragment of atmospheric writing by Runyon into an agreeable full-length feature. The excellent Manhattan exteriors, including the Plaza Hotel and Central Park, are not glass process shots but well selected bits of San Francisco...