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Recording of Charles Townsend Copeland's famous readings, newsreels of the Europeans war, and ultra high speed motion pictures taken by H. F. Edgerton, much publicized M. I. T. expert, are only three of the imposing list of records and motion pictures which the Film Service will distribute this year to interested groups from Harvard Square to Brazil...
Another close friend and great admirer of "Kitty" is his classmate, Professor Charles Townsend Copeland. He was very glad to write an article for the special Crimson Issue, but much to his regret and to ours the article was lost in transit...
...hated any disturbance in his class, and like his colleague, Charles Townsend Copeland, Boylston Professor of Oratory and Rhetoric, he was especially insulted by coughing. One morning he made a misstep as he hurled a threatening gesture at an offender. As he arose, completely himself, and adjusted his inevitable orange tie and wing collar, he snapped...
Kitty's death was almost the end of a great chapter in Harvard scholarship. Surviving him, but long since retired, are two other legendary professors of English at Harvard who were born in the same year (1860) as he: Charles Townsend ("Copey") Copeland and Bliss Perry. Kitty, the last to retire, stuck it out to 76 (TIME, Feb. 17, 1936). At his last lecture the room was crowded with reverent Harvard visitors. Kitty lectured as usual on The Winter's Tale. But he did not end his lecture as usual by marching up the aisle and uttering...
Research scholarships to Howard M. Kohn, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, candidate for LL.B. University of Minnesota '41; Robert F. Ritchie, of Dallas, Texas, candidate for LL.B. Southern Methodist University '41; and Richard B. Townsend, of Bloomington, Indiana J. D. University of Iowa...