Word: shadowland
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Having made up his mind, he returned last week to Manhattan. And everyone of the least importance in his Hollywood plant was left to read a book which he had given them. That book is the story of Adolph Zukor and of the shadowland he dominates...
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...Shadowland...
...must sit (if sit at all) in the Fogg Lecture Room, Emerson D, or the New Lecture Hall, some thirty or forty rows to the rear. There is always a restless shifting about of the M's and N's, which to the Y or Z in the shadowland fringe of the lecture room raises just enough counter pulsations in the atmosphere to necessitate a delicate focussing of the outer ear toward the lecturer as a sunflower to the sun, or else induces that semi-sonambulent state of psychological detachment from the boredom of the immediate intellectual rationing. The dodge...