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As all Cunard-White Star Line officers must do on reaching 60, Captain John W. Binks of the S. S. Olympic prepared last week to quit the sea after 45 years in steam & sail. Memorable indeed was the last westbound trip of the Olympic's florid, stocky skipper from...
In harmony with a well-oiled cinematic formula, the dramatic value of this production is in inverse proportion to the fury of its advertising campaign. As the "Bureau of Missing Persons" appears on the screen, it is a harmless tale centered around the adventures of a young detective in the...
"There are many veterans to whom disability and sickness unconnected with War service has come. . . . Only if his own community and his own state are unable to care for him. then and then only should the Federal Government offer him hospitalization and care."
At the Wilbur Theatre this week, George Holland is presenting an all-colored musical extravaganza, "Hi-de-ho." Written by Addison Carey and John Mason, the production is a series of amazingly informal individual acts, unconnected yet entertaining and completely winning the sympathy of the audience.
The Harvard Office does not control student agencies, which, at Yale, are directly connected witht the student employment office. The Harvard office places only Freshmen waiters, mainly because the management of the House dining halls maintains regular hired service. And while the jobs secured by the Yale office are largely...