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...hundred-and-eighty-four canvases and pieces of sculpture were on view. In general critics from Manhattan were inclined to agree with their Chicago confreres. Jurymen Lloyd Goodrich, Waldo Peirce and Henry Varnum Poor awarded the $500 Frank G. Logan prize to pretty Doris Lee of Woodstock. N. Y. for an animated cartoon of U. S. farm life entitled Thanksgiving. In an old-fashioned kitchen with modern linoleum on the floor, a pair of twins are squalling for their dinner in a highchair, a cook is basting the turkey, a scrawny aunt hurries in with a basket of vegetables...
Second ($600) and third ($500) prizes went respectively to Gardenville, N. Y.'s Charles Burchfield for a large brownish watercolor of a logger's shed in a gloomy cypress swamp in wintertime, and to Woodstock's Henry Mattson for a seascape of wild waves and seagulls painted in fuzzy Cezannesque technique...
With thawing reported widespread north to Montreal, it seems unlikely, Captain Ad Carter said yesterday, that the skiing them will be able to get in any concentrated practice before its next meet, an open race on Russell Mountain, Woodstock, New Hampshire, Sunday, February...
...Manhattan 19 years ago. Eight years ago Cinema Director Richard Boleslavsky saw her in an amateur play, gave her a part in The Scarlet Letter. Her professional stage début was at Glen Cove, L. I. in something called Episode Limited. Last year she played summer stock at Woodstock. This year she tried to get a job in Merrily We Roll Along by daily visit to the office of Sam Harris' general manager, leaving each day a slip of blue paper bearing information about Jean Bellows. Not until the tenth slip did she mention that she was George...
...Married? Laurance Spelman Rockefeller, 24, third son of John D. Rockefeller Jr.; and Mary French, 24, granddaughter of the late Frederick Billings, onetime president of Northern Pacific Railroad; in Woodstock...