Word: ve
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Guinan Says" the article is typographically arranged much like "Calvin Coolidge Says" which serious newspapers buy from McClure Newspaper Syndicate. First half-dozen articles were typically in the heavy-handed Guinan manner, supporting her insistence that she was writing every word, employing no "ghost." Excerpts: "Well, Cal, they've got me doing it now. . . . We can work together all right. You preach thrift and economy and when your readers have saved all they can, send them to me. I'll take them- and how. Presidents have always been my long suit (not underwear), especially when they are senators...
...ve been to Yale," said the graduate, still modestly...
...answered the letter. Roosevelt continued to feel that Taft had betrayed his policies. One day President Taft with tears in his eyes said to Major Butt: "Archie, I don't see what I could have done to make things different. Somehow people have convinced the Colonel I've gone back on him. It distresses me more deeply than anyone can know to think of him sitting there at Oyster Bay alone and feeling himself deserted...
...tunes in last year's production, have produced three memorable numbers: "Foolish Face," "Sing Something Simple," "Lucky Seven." Perhaps even more tintinnabulating are the melodies of Messrs. William M. Lewis Jr. and Ted Fetter: "My Heart Begins to Thump! Thump!" and "What A Case I've...
Dialog and action of Torch Song, refreshingly real, are reminiscent of the more serious works of Ring Lardner. The remarks of Actor Guy Kibbee, in the character of the dyspeptic undertaker supply salesman, should be long remembered. Sample: "All I've sold this week is two gallons of fluid and a grave lining. They bury them in their shirts around here...