Word: ve
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ve been engaged to several Harvard men, but I married a Yale man," admitted Hope Williams, now appearing in "All Good Americans" at the Plymouth Theatre, in a CRIMSON interview...
...England Cricket XI, to a Hollywood newshawk: "Ha! Let's leave the family's poetry to old Alfred. I don't go in for poetry myself, but I do a bit of writing. As a matter of fact, with due respect to Lord Alfred, I've just published a book entitled From Verse to Worse...
...middle-aged man except the divorce courts, and it's far more respectable." On his latest visit to Manhattan (last winter) he gave reporters a lively half-hour, said something new about Manhattan's skyline: "Keyserling says you have not mastered nature, but I think you've made the Rocky Mountains jealous...
...reporter poked around the grim dressing room and drew another remark out of the actor. "Right, you've got to be careful what you say and do. You're just one among several millions of attentive germs on concrete space, and audiences as well as actors (with a chuckle) are 60 to 40 per cent ego, which is 40 to 60 per cent vanity and the substance of our existence...
...Bliven feels that uncontrolled, disastrous inflation is unlikely, since up to now we've had no real inflation, but merely a reduction in the gold content of the dollar. This in other countries has been the end of inflation, not the forerunner. Charging that the people who are now raising the cry about the danger of uncontrolled inflation are creditors trying to protect their own interests against debtors, Mr. Bliven said that to him "it is unconceivable that the richest country in the world should go in for uncontrolled inflation. I don't believe the gold buying plan amounts...