Word: triumphantly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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There the rushers found Frank Horton Sr. triumphant on the site he bought for $25,000 six years ago. They fanned out and staked the plains for six miles all around the "strike." Icy winds whipped down from the range but fresh goldrushers swarmed up against it by scores every hour. A blizzard swooped in, but claim pegs flew in with the snow...
...Girls Wanted?A lily-white yet amusing comedy of rustic simplicity triumphant...
...disclosed, however, that in spite of the revivification of the bar and attendant brass, sawdust will not make a triumphant return: cleanliness will reign paramount...
...actress is wary of picking a revival as vehicle for triumphant return to the stage. If the revival be a good play, it is sure to have been done within the memory of man by at least one of his favorite Thespians. Pauline Frederick returned to the legitimate stage last week, in London after a long absence during which she played in cinema. Her vehicle: the well-known Madame X, in which many a tragedienne had won favor before her. She had acted the role in movies, true. But many an actress had played the same role before London audiences...
...What you need is a Scotch drink," sympathized the co-star of "Sunny," observing the shaky hand of the scribe, "but, considering that even the bar of the S. S. Triumphant is a fake, I can only brace you up with a Scotch joke. Have you ever heard about the Scotehman who happened to be a volunteer fireman in his native village...