Word: ritz
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...surrounding bill is adequate, but certainly no more. Any who may recall that delightful playlet "Kisses" of seven years ago, will be woefully disappointed in its present counterpart "Wednesday at the Ritz". An ingenious setting whereby the stage is divided into "Parlour, Bedroom, and Bath" forms the background for a farce which is marked by the comparative novelty of its plot and the hopeless commonplaceness of its lines. A long way from the "all-star" bill of seven years past...
...summer season is with us in earnest. The "Poor Little Ritz Girl," now playing at the Wilbur, blossoms forth as one of the hardy perennials which adorn Boston's stage in the sultry season...
...this banquet of the Intercollegiate Flying Association, held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Saturday evening, officers of the association for next year were announced as follows: president, M. Pyne, of Princeton; vice-president, O. H. Kelton, Occ., of the University; secretary, R. Currie, of Columbia; treasurer, Louis Dressere, of the University of Pittsburgh...
Trophies to the contestants have been offered by the American Flying Club, the Aero Club of Massachusetts, and the Cleveland Aviation Club. They will be presented at a banquet of the Intercollegiate Association to be held in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel tomorrow night, when Orville Wright, dean of American aviation, will be the guest of honor. Plans of the association for next year, and its officers, will be announced at this meeting. Among the guests present will be Colonel G. C. Brant, Director of the Army Service in the New York district, and Colonel Moose, commanding officer at Mitchell Field...