Word: revealed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...plot is in the same pattern as Madame X and Madelon Claudet. Prom- ising an estranged husband (Geoffrey Kerr) to support a fortuitous rumor that she is dead. Miss Chatterton disappears into the Parisian demimonde. Years later she threatens to reveal that she is still alive and resentful when he refuses to let their grown-up daughter marry. Cinemas in which the climax arrives only with the maturity of the heroine's offspring are likely to be long drawn out. This one, though Ruth Chatterton acts well and ably affects a Russian accent, seems as long as two ordinary cinemas...
Despite the whirl in commodities, important indices of trade failed to reveal any fundamental change-of-trend last week. But since business has usually revived after a rise in commodities, many a businessman was cheerful, prone to look ahead a month or so rather than to express dismay over current figures. Iron Age reported steel operations up to 30% of capacity after being at 29% capacity the week before. Steelmen were encouraged by the prospects of a busy automobile industry for the rest of the year, anxiously awaited the results of the year-end rail buying by the railroads. Buying...
...five years have established by & large, the overwhelming superiority of the Far West. In last week's best intersectional game, Oregon, beaten 53 to 0 by Southern California, went up against N. Y. U., considered one of the East's strongest teams. The score?14 to 6?failed to reveal fully Oregon's superiority. Mark Temple started the game with Oregon's first touchdown, passed to a confrere named Gee for the second, kicked both extra points...
...therefore only fair to reveal the fact that the CRIMSON's "Blue Monday" editorial does not state a new opinion on the subject of Army eligibility. If memory serves me right, this is the third, possibly the fourth, successive year in which the CRIMSON has reiterated its stand against playing the Army, or signing new contracts as long as West Point officials continue to defy the highest college eligibility code of the East...
Returns from the poll held yesterday at the Law School by the Roosevelt-for-President Club reveal 525 votes in favor of a change in the existing prohibition law against 36 in favor of retaining the present system. Of the five questions printed on the ballot, four dealt with prohibition and the fifth with the nomination of Franklin D. Roosevelt '04 for president. Only 61 students failed to east ballots...