Word: wintered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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These concerts, which will be given by a large part of the orchestra under the direction of its conductor, Serge Koussevitsky, will be given throughout the fall; winter, and early spring, on the following Thursday evenings: October 13, November 10, December 1, December 15, January 12, February 9, March 1, March 29, and April...
TIME has already promised a complete and accurate account of Bowling-in-the-Alley on the occasion of next winter's annual tour- ney of the International Bowling League (TIME, Sept. 19, LETTERS), and will welcome material from the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. at that time...
...While college students prepared to remove "conditions" and school pupils took up "home work" again, the President intensified his study of problems on which he must act this autumn and winter. What to spend on the U. S. merchant marine was apparently one self-assignment, for at a press conference the President voluntarily opined that U. S. shippers and importers should insist on U. S. bottoms...
Engaged. Julia Wainwright Robbins Hoyt, 30, actress; to Louis Camera, actor. A onetime sketch artist for the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, he made his first stage success in Cobra in 1924, and last winter appeared with Miss Hoyt in The Dark. She in 1914, aged 17, married Lydig Hoyt, clubman, divorced him in Paris in 1924. She made her stage debut with William Faversham, in a revival of The Squaw Man in 1921. The two years following she spent with Stuart Walker's Stock Co. in Indianapolis & Cincinnati...
...Quality" drama rarely engages in one-night stands. The Theatre Guild (Manhattan), however, has decided to try. This winter it will send a company of actors well-known to play-goers?George Gaul, Florence Eldridge, Molly Pearson, Lawrence Cecil, Erskine Sanford, Frederic March, Hortense Alden, Dorothy Fletcher?into small towns where hitherto it was thought only the cinema could penetrate with profit...