Word: theaters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...traditional mass meeting in Sanders Theater yesterday morning, Dean Leighton officially welcomed the Class of 1952 to the University community. He emphasized that freshmen will have to compromise in choosing courses to arrive at a well-balanced program, and reminded them of important first meetings of course today...
...sight-reading rehearsal next Tuesday evening at 7:15 p.m. in Sanders Theater will lead off the week's activities. This will be open to the public, and will be followed up by tryouts in the Music Building at 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday...
...living rooms for both fireplaces and television sets." Because TV sets are best viewed headon, "this mechanical fact may elongate the room, to avoid waste space on either side of the optimum viewing arc. Windows must be disposed to preclude the advent of any glare . . . Furniture groupings will be theater-style . . ." As screens grow larger, light in the room will be reduced. This, naturally, will require the use of luminous knives, forks and china...
...ticketseller at London's Sadler's Wells Theater, the words themselves made music: "Sorry, sir, no seats-we're a success." For a fortnight, Londoners had been flocking to hear the new opera of lanky Benjamin Britten (TIME, Feb. 16)-his fourth in four years...
...lawyer, Villa-Lobos went to work at eleven after his father died, eked out a living playing in theater and cabaret orchestras. He wandered all over Brazil, listening to the boomlay music of the Indians, the songs of the Negroes, and the backroom jazz of cellar cafes. Then he began composing, combining all he had heard. In 1922 he descended on Paris. "I did not come to study," he announced, "but to show what I have done...