Word: stuarts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...body of legend surrounds Washington's false teeth. The Stuart Athenaeum portrait, which the Washington family refused to accept, pictorially reports with great accuracy the distortion which the clumsy plates caused in the First President's face. Dr. Greenwood counseled filling with candle wax holes eroded in the teeth by mouth acids. Washington is said to have stopped at a blacksmith shop for repairs on one occasion. It is also said that the springs were likely to stick, setting the President's mouth agape if he opened it too wide...
...Carr, Jr. '35, 2b; R. R. McGoodwin, Jr. '35, or J. F. Carty '35, 1b; R. D. Kiernan '34, s.s.; F. J. Murphy '35, r.f.; W. J. Sutcliffe '34, or F. P. Locke '33, l.f.; E. P. Lee '34, 3b; Francis Jacoby '35, c.f.; Arnold Weiner '35, Stuart Scott '33, or Huntington Thom '35, c; and Martin Victor '35, Sterling Lanier '34, or D. C. Braggiotii...
Columbia's most difficult program has been the March of TIME, engineered by Richard Stuart and Mason Escher. It has used sound effects varying from the roar of cannons to the voice of Samuel Insull's conscience...
...Hewlett '33 Bob Holden J. H. Leatherbee '33 Shirley W. F. Draper '35 Professor Crawfish Robert Breckenridge '34 Cyprian (professor's young son) J. T. Dennison '34 Bertram Bannister (pirate chief) A. M. Jones, Jr. '35 Twitter W. A. Munroe '33 Aunt Caroline Albert Pratt '33 Bartender Stuart Scott '33 Steward W. B. Cudahy...
...high-salaried employes held meetings of their own and agreed to share their employers' woes, only demanding an audit of studio books first. Cinemactress Marie Dressier wired her acceptance. Writer Laurence Stallings said he was "proud to be the first" to take the cut. Cinemactors Jack Oakie and Stuart Erwin were still arguing when earthquake shook the walls. Both grabbed pens and signed their new contracts. Not until the high-salaried employes had generally agreed to take the cut did they learn that Hollywood's 24 unions-who suspected that producers were taking advantage of the emergency...