Word: raymonds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Sheep Run (by Raymond Knight) tells of a sentimental Broadway columnist who goes back, after 25 years, to the home town he is always ballyhooing in print. Both he and the audience are very much let down...
...Melvin H. Freedman '41, Pasquale F. Frisoli '40, William R. Frye '40, of Wollaston, Willard P. Fuller Jr. '40, Gerard G. C. Galassi '39, Arnold S. Gale '40, Anthony Galluccio '39, Joseph J. Geehern '40, James Mack. Gillespie '41, Joseph Greenberg '40, Sumner Hangler '39, Robert B. Hayden '40, Raymond F. Healey '40, Thomas V. Healey '40, Gordon S. Iorardi '39, Harry M. Johnson Jr. '39, Charles A. Kane '39, Heury Kaplan '40, Jacob J. Kaplan '40, Elmer V. Kenncally '40, Paul Kerins '41, Arthur H. Klein '39, Max Kraus...
...Commuters will hold their Fall dance on Thursday evening, November 10, with Raymond J. Aisner '39 heading the committee in charge. The Crimsonians will be in the groove...
Harvard Club of Chicago: Robert L. Fisher, of Cantrall, II.; Richard E. Johnson, of Winnetka, Ill.; Raymond M. Notov, of Chicago; and Donald J. Patton, of Elmhurst...
Playwright Sherwood's interpretation is the child of the hour. Psychologically his Lincoln, beautifully played by Canadian-born Actor Raymond Massey, is familiar enough: a salty, sinewy smalltown fellow* cursed with a submerged streak of loneliness and bitterness, plagued by an unsympathetic wife and haunted by an unshakable sense of doom. But Sherwood's chief interest in Lincoln is spiritual, not psychological: it consists of vividly, though not altogether convincingly, tracing Lincoln's growth from an indolent, unambitious "artful dodger" who wanted to be left alone, to a suddenly aroused and embattled champion of human rights...