Word: thursday
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Monday, March 14, "Introduction to Discussions on the Motion Picture Industry", by J. P. Kennedy '12, President of the Film Booking Offices of America, Inc.; on Tuesday, March 15, "The Motion Picture Industry", by Will H. Hays, President of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc.; on Thursday, March 17, "Production Management Problems", by Jesse D. Lasky, Vice-President, Famous Players-Lasky Corporation; "Executive Management", by Adolph Zukor, President, Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, on Saturday, March 19; Sidney R. Kent, General Manager, Famous Players-Lasky Corporation will speak on "Distribution", on March 22; on March 24, R. H. Cochrane...
...Thursday Professor Murray spoke of Sheridan's contemporary; Goldsmith. Sheridan differs from Goldsmith in his dramatic treatment of eighteenth century society in that he was brilliant, devastating satire quite in contrast to the beginnings of idealism which appear in the work of Goldsmith...
From WGY, Schenectady, N. Y., at 10:30 p. m. Eastern Standard Time, each Thursday night are broadcast fifteen questions based on news of the week and specially prepared for WGY by TIME. Also are broadcast the fifteen answers. The U. S. public is invited to "play the game"-i. e. to cry out the correct answers before the broadcaster does. There follow comments from members of the U. S. public...
Perhaps this is a reward to the faithful, and a proof that Symphony concerts are not in vain. Certainly the subscribers to the series never foresaw when they trod their ways to those simple, unassuming Thursday evenings, that ultimately fame would come--fame and Mr. Chaplin. But the scandal sheets have headlined the affair, not as praising the advent of culture and Rimsky-Korsokof in Cambridge, but as announcing the presence of a much married man. This is as it should be: the tabloid has its story: Mrs. Chaplin sees Memorial Hall when it is most imposing--in the dead...
From WGY, Schenectady, N. Y., at 10:30 p. m. Eastern Standard Time, each Thursday night are broadcast fifteen question based on news of the week and specially prepared for WGY by TIME. Also are broadcast the fifteen answers. The U. S. public is invited to "play the game"?i. e. to cry out the correct answers before the broadcaster does. There follow comments from members of the U. S. public...