Word: yorke
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...figures show that 436, or 47.1 per cent of the class come from New England, 238, or 24.6 per cent, from New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania...
...entire picture." He enumerates long lists of books that he has consulted in order to insure historical accuracy. To emphasis this side of the play he inserted between the 3rd and 4th acts a great triumphal procession to supplement the indirect description given by Shakespeare in the conversation between York and the Duchess. This, the play bill states, is an "historical picture in which the creations of the painter's art are endowed with animated reality." In a minor part supporting Kean was Kate Terry, the sister of the great Ellen Terry...
...composer's least known works, it has not been performed by the Boston Symphony since 1900, and by the Chicago Symphony, not at all. Last January the New York Philharmonic Orchestra did give it a hearing, but only after a silence of 58 years...
Felix M. Warburg, banker and philanthroplat and one of the University's largest non-alumni benefactors, died yesterday in New York. He was 66 years...
...Union here of the troubles that the nation-wide group has brought to them. One consideration is the financial drain, for out of every dollar that the Harvard Student Union collects from its members in dues, fifty cents must be sent to the national treasury in New York. In return for this consideration the national union supplies the Harvard group with news of its operations, the privilege of having union cards in a nation-wide society, and the responsibility of participating in its wild-eyed schemes, all of which originate far from the scene of action in Cambridge. Last year...