Word: tina
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Charlotte comes to her asking for help. Charlotte is about to marry the other Ralston, but on the verge of the wedding learns that her finance will force her to give up the day nursery which she has been running as a pretext to allow her to care for Tina, the child which she has secretly borne to Clem Spender. Delia helps her by offering to suport her and the child if she gives up the marriage. The story new revolves itself into the struggle between Delia and Charlotte for the affection of Tina, who does not know that...
...Gerstein 3L., Harold Winer '34, S. L. Weker '34, B. P. Feins '33, Joseph Neyer '34, J. A. Altman 2L., K. J. Pezrow '35, Melvin Levy '36, William Maltzman '35, and E. D. Canter '35. The Radcliffe cast is as follows: Helen Lewis, Hoster Blatt, Doris Cohen, Tina Jankelson, Lilian Grossman, Sarah Sevall, Frances Mover, Ruth Frankel, Lilian Shapiro, and Florence Heller...
...Lustrum" celebrations, a masquerade carnival held every five years. Everybody takes this pageant very seriously. The actors try to follow orders "to give the impression that we really are what we want to represent." On stage and off this is what the younger generation is taught to do. Tina van Ravensberg would rather try to represent what she really is, but there is no room for that sort of thing in her society...
...professional father, with his apple-red cheeks and absent-minded ways and her mother, whose sole concern is marrying her daughters well, are of no help. Hanny, her elder sister, is infatuated with a handsome rascal, Warmelo. Tina watches Hanny's miseries, her mother's maneuvers with widening, saddening eyes. Suddenly she is in love herself. When Alf Ten Berge takes her out on the dunes, tries to consummate their love, she is terrified, runs home. Alf marries another girl for spite...
Famous photographers whose works are on view include Eugene Atget, Anton Bruehl, Tina Modotti, Charles Sheeler, Edward Steichen, Ralph Steiner, Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, and Edward Weston...