Word: reade
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that a simple presentation of real characters and of facts as such . . . might conceivably result in a play's being as interesting as the morning paper. ... I first heard the story of this play from my father. ... I first thought of using it for a play when I read it again in Paul de Kruif's Microbe Hunters. . . . Paul de Kruif and I were long ago associated as contributors to Hearst's International Magazine when he was writing a series of articles on problems of medicine and I, God save us!, was writing a series...
Sued for Divorce. Joan London Mala-muth. daughter of the late Novelist Jack London; by Charles Malamuth, linguist, onetime University of California professor; in Los Angeles. Reasons: She read his mail, played jazz while he wrote "tragic scenes," deserted...
...choosing members of the cast for the Harvard Dramatic Club's next production will be tried when tryouts for the play begin this afternoon. Since the officers of the club have not yet decided what show will be presented, all prospective actors in the play will be required to read one of the parts in Eugene O'Neill's "Days Without...
...object of the system is to give those who are competing an opportunity to read from a play with which they can easily familiarize themselves, and they will be allowed to read the lines of any character in the show. Criticism has been leveled against the club recently because of its system of tryouts and the officers think that the new method is fairer. This plan was tried at Radcliffe last Friday with noticeable success...
WHEN General Hugh Johnson told the assembled industrial representatives last week "You ain't seen nothing yet," he may not have been thinking of the bill sponsored by Senator Wagner of New Your, but the employers of America are ready to admit today that they never saw, read, heard, or imagined anything in the way of a legislative proposal that could remotely resemble the new "Labor Disputes...