Word: result
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...body, the precise scope of whose authority no-one has determined, objected to Eastman's recent purchase of three laboratories for the making of cinema films. The output of these three laboratories was greater than that of all other laboratories east of Chicago; the Commission alleged that they would result in throttling competition, ordered the Eastman Co. to dispose of them. The Eastman Co. refused. The Supreme Court endorsed the refusal, said, in effect: Keep your laboratories. Defeated, the Commission sought new fields of investigation...
...Pathe, Keith, Orpheum and the Cecil B. DeMille interests (TIME, May 2). Last week's announcement dwarfed it. With the Keith-Orpheum chain of 97 theatres will now be merged the B. S. Moss nationwide organization. To that combination will then be added the huge Stanley Co. Result: more than 600 cinema and vaudeville houses under unified control, a $250,000,000 entertainment trust supplying all its own celluloid features from the merged studios of First National, Pathe and Director DeMille, with the Producer's Distributing Corp. to determine when and where who shall laugh or weep...
...another evil which may be corrected by the new system." The theses and reports which are of such value in advanced courses are rather apt to fall due at times when there are examinations in the offing, or when the regular reading is just getting under way. As a result the student may well find that he has a report, regular reading for courses, tutorial work, and an examination all imminent in the near future. Thus he is unable to give as much time and thought to his report as he should...
...that the 'Tiger' may prove itself some time a rival by no means to be despised. Naturally we doubt if the 'Lampoon' is in any imminent danger of being surpassed by either the 'Spectator' or the 'Tiger', but a healthy and friendly emulation can do no harm, and may result in a considerable improvement in all three...
...first three periods were played against a team composed of F. H. Prince, forward; Frederick Ayer, 2, H. M. East, 3, and Colonel O'Mulley Keyes, back. The result was a score of 7 to 4, with the Harvard riders at the short end. In the second group of three periods the Crimson players faced a team composed of Thomas Proctor, forward, H. P. McKean, 2, F. H. Prince Jr., 3, and Shaw McKean, back. In this play the Harvard team held the Myopia riders to a 3 to 3 tie, making the total for the afternoon...