Word: schmidts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Schmidt said that the Chorus will meet regularly this summer on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, that it will perform on television on July 30 and will give its annual concert early in August. The Chorus will also feature, for the first time this year, a special group concentrating in madrigals and folk songs...
...Summer School Music Chorus will meet for the first time at 7 p.m., Tuesday, July 3, in Sever 11, Professor Harold Schmidt has announced. All students interested in joining the Chorus are invited to the meeting, which will end before the Sanders Theater Convocation begins...
Before a midyear Washington conference of business leaders in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Hall of Flags last week, Dr. Emerson P. Schmidt, top U.S. Chamber economist, unfurled a banner prediction: "Nineteen fifty-six promises to be our best year in history in terms of production, employment and earnings. This prosperity ought to carry over into...
Most businessmen at the symposium agreed with Dr. Schmidt's judgment that the year's "readjustments are, for the most part, behind us." Construction seems likely to top the record $44 billion mark forecast earlier this year by the U.S. Government. Steel production in May soared over the 10 million-ton mark for the eighth straight month. While home building trailed last year's record level by 17% in 1956's first five months, largely because of the credit pinch, the Administration hinted last week that easier mortgage money is on the way. Auto dealers throughout...
...setting Cocteau retains Thrace but he brings the action up, or perhaps the audience back, to the present. Orpheus, ably portrayed by Paul Schmidt as full of moodiness and intensity, becomes a young poet dissatisfied with success. In disgust he turns his search for meaning to the sayings spelled out by a horse which has followed him home. His wife, Eurydice, however, is left bored by the proceedings, and Susan Howe lends much grace and a sort of charming coquetry to her attempts to snap Orpheus out of his infatuation with the horse. In another departure Cocteau introduces an entirely...