Word: sons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...dabbling last week in the by-electoral campaign to return her husband, Oswald Mosely, son of Sir Oswald Mosely, Fifth Baronet, to the Commons as a Laborite...
...enforcing restrictions on British rubber production. Soon the price of rubber mounted to $1.20 a pound (TIME, Aug. 3, 1925), a rise of almost 500% in 13 months. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover protested, but the U.S. public continued apathetic. Big rubbermen took steps. Harvey Firestone told his son Harvey Jr. to take steps to Liberia...
...hard to believe, the direction could have been responsible for the acting which ranged from the splendid solemnity and simplicity of the Old Wives--apparently a cuphemism for the mid-wives of legend--to the skipping triviality of Herod's son. He seems to have studied his part very thoroughly, and to have read himself as a veritable Rosencrantz or Guildenstern of the local court...
...revised cast as announced yesterday follows: Caspar D. W. Moreland '28 Melchior Murray Pease 1G. Balthasar R. H. Jones '30 Messenger G. W. Harrington '30 Herod D. L. Dickson '27 High Priest G. K. Bishop '27 Second Priest Charles Leatherbee '29 Herod's Son A. L. Black '30 First Old Wife Constance Templeton Second Old Wife Helen Field Mary Helen Lewis Gabriel Randita Edwards Joseph R. D. Buck, Occ. Company of Wise Men H. S. Meyer '30 Abbott Peterson Jr. '30 P. C. Sherbert...
...son of a Presbyterian divine who had held many offices under the Commonwealth, notably being chaplain General Monk. After graduating from Trinity College. Cambridge, he came to London under the patronage of the Duke of Buckingham, with the intention of earning a living as an actor. But though, it is said, he was a fine reader, his seemingly incurable stage fright made an actor's career out of the question...