Word: alright
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Lured away by the prospect of seeing an epic gridiron struggle and by a desire to find out what the Yale team looks like under fire, Time Out took a journey to New Haven on Saturday. The epic struggle was there alright and Yale with littler Albie Both in the Starring role looked pretty fine under fire; so the trip was a success...
...capable burlesque performs finally gets a break and is starred in the Ziegfield Follies. Here he is a big success until he learns that his wife, whom he had forgotten, is going to divorce him. He then leaves the show and is called a but--but everything comes out alright...
...music can be called at best no more than fair. There are no outstanding numbers and no startling presentations of what there are. The cast is alright; it may even be the same as that which played in New York as far as we can remember, (though of course the costumes are a little dirtier by this time). But all of this just goes to prove that the important thing about it all is the unimportance of minor details like these. The Marx brothers are distinctly the show, and by all means see them now for they...
Your idea of culling and presenting universal news in an impartial form, is quite alright, but to a Canadian citizen there is not enough of interest, in what you serve, to make it worth while taking it. There is far too much American, that is U. S., news and far too little from anywhere else, and the way you treat the President and all his doings is, to my mind, quite distasteful to a man of liberal and democratic ideas. I have never even in old time royalistic Europe seen a sovereign of any country belly-scraped to as much...
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