Word: ritz
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...very advanced. Labor in Poland is entirely organized in unions", Count George Potocki, Polish Ambassador to the United States declared yesterday at a press conference in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, before lunching with President Conant and making a tour of the University in the afternoon...
...athletes should be paid, according to Eleanor Holm Jarrett, Olympic champagne swimmer and glamour girl of sport, interviewed in her suite at the Ritz-Carlton. "Football players support the college and should be paid for their work," she declared. She saw only "the name amateurism" as a stumbling block to her solution of the problem of professionalism in college football...
Shortly afterwards, his partner, Mr. Fuller, called and set $2000 as the price offered. Joyously Mr. Hay, head of the "Monthly" agreed to have dinner with the men at the Ritz at 1 o'clock yesterday to discuss details...
...Ritz brothers offer plenty of entertainment in the comedy line in their characteristic manner. Newcomers to the screen, this comedy trio, whose style closely resembles that of the Marx brothers, steal the show from such old timers as Ned Sparks, the dead-pan comedian of a few years back and Adolf Menjou, who is paired with Arline Judge for some clever repartee...
...places) as cocky as in 1929. Today in London almost no top-class hotel rooms for Coronation time remain available. His Majesty's Government bought the best months ago, and forehanded folk the rest. Class A & B tourists from the U. S. who would normally stay at the Ritz, Savoy or Claridge's are today being booked into Class C & D hotels such as the Thackery and Russell...