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Just Imagine (Fox). In 1980, food will be pills; wives will be given out by the State; airplanes will have supplanted automobiles; skyscrapers will be 100 stories high; people will have numbers instead of names; television will make tom-peeping completely, universally possible; any mention of the prim old-fashioned...
Morand knows but disagrees with the opinion of many U. S. citizens that Manhattan is untypical of the U. S. Though he waxes elegiac on Manhattan's skyscrapers, he thinks "nobody now lives in New York for pleasure. One stays there just long enough to make one's...
In his last exhibition were Manhattan skyscrapers and views of a Maine coast familiar to Marinites. New were the pictures of New Mexico, vivid snapshots of pueblos, mountains, Indian dances, made during a summer visit to Taos.
Hale finds the greatest inspiration in factories, power houses, bridges, and skyscrapers, all of which he regards as far more American and alive than what is medieval and European. In particular he attacked the new Sterling Library, which Yale regards as her best piece of architecture. The essay says, "Few...
With this physical foundation for possible prosperity, a rehabilitation of PRC was begun in 1927. A new president was obtained. He was Andrew J. Maloney, 46, vice president and sales manager of a western coal company. Looked at externally, the choice was startling. President Maloney's experience had been...