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...Broadway was produced. As a portrait of the sort of station where the accompanist does his own announcing, where a befuddled Negro rings all the time-signals and most of the other work is done by one harried man, Wild Waves is novel and, according to oldtime radio folk, valid. Unhappily its author, Radio Dramatist William Ford Manley, has the notion that the source of rapid-fire comedy lies in the ability of each character to say the most boorish thing he can think of to every other character. As a result, Wild Waves is chiefly notable for displaying...
From the complete list of nominations under each office, one man only may be elected. In order to be valid, each ballot must bear the signature of the voter...
...whys and the wherefores of the program. Suffice if to say, undergraduate Yale is not exactly satisfied that the buildings do seem better than the teaching. The Faculty is one of the most able in the country, but it is just plain too small. So far our opinion is valid: further we are disinclined to venture...
...procedure in the Model Assembly, as in the actual workings of the League itself, revolves mainly about the central idea of pacific persuasion and consequent voluntary concerted action; and the method for the accomplishment of this end has been found in past years to be the presentation of a valid and interesting case for the position of a valid and interesting case for the position which is being defended...
...million automobiles on the road in 1931 were an economic necessity almost as valid as bricks and bread. Almost, but not quite, for the automobile still combines pleasure with necessity. To millions of owners it is their most beautiful and costly possession. Its esthetic appeal is at once its weakness and its strength, for the potential owner who need not buy for necessity must be made to buy for pleasure. If he bought enough, the automobile industry might again perform its magic trick, might pull Prosperity out of Depression...