Word: professionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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A month after his election to the State Supreme Court, the still higher State Court of Appeals asked and secured his appointment to sit with it to help clear a crowded calendar. He remained with that court until 1932, sitting after 1927 as its chief judge. A lifelong bachelor, he...
¶ "There is also the problem of economic loss due to sickness-a very serious matter for many families with and without incomes, and. therefore, an unfair burden upon the medical profession. Whether we come to this form of insurance soon or later on, I am confident that we can...
...watched Mr. O'Brien woo away from amateurism the cream of the nation's tennis crop. Last year his prize catch was Ellsworth Vines. With Vines, William Tilden, Bruce Barnes and Vincent Richards, Promoter O'Brien played 75 towns and cities, taught the public to like professional tennis exhibitions, grossed $243,000 from 352,412 customers. But no theatrical producer puts on the same thing year after year. Casting about for a new act to liven up his show, Promoter O'Brien selected the great doubles team of George Lott and Lester Stoefen. Three weeks...
The White Parade (Fox). Dedicated to the memory of Florence Nightingale, this picture makes a sincere effort not only to dramatize but to glorify the profession of nursing. That it fails to do the first may be because Rian James's story, covering the entire training period of a...
In the play Moliere vents his spleen upon the medical profession with pungent humor. Prominent among the features promises to be a song by a quack physician, sung by Eli Boynton '35. Four doctors will trip a ballet to music by Lulli, an exhibition of Terpsichorean art in which Louis...