Word: booth
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Died. Julian Street, 67, novelist (Rita Coventry) and short-story writer, epicure (Where Paris Dines), close friend and collaborator (Country Cousin) of the late Booth Tarkington; of a cerebral hemorrhage; in Lakeville, Conn...
Full cooperation was given by the management of the University Theatre in screening the film, and the lobby booth was manned by AVC members of both chapters as well as by volunteers from the Radcliffe League for Democracy...
Acting together with the Cambridge unit of AVC, the 800-man group will sponsor a housing booth in the lobby of the University Theatre in conjunction with the showing of a special AVC film on veterans' housing needs. Arrangements are being completed for the manning of the lobby registration center by both Radcliffe and Harvard AVC members. Complete information will be available there for Cambridge home-owners who contemplate remodelling their dwellings to provide additional living units...
...accurately he figured is brought home, not always pleasantly, to Mr. Trask on mornings when he finds himself alone down in the basement surrounded by piles and piles of tickets and posters with three phones jangling at once and someone upstairs impatiently ringing the bell at the booth. There are notices outside proclaiming the glorious fact that the Brattle Hall Theatre is sold out every night. And the hardest part of the job is not drumming up trade but conciliating ticket buyers who procrastinated too long to get the seats they wanted. To turn out a play each and every...
Chief consolations: Lee Tover's crisp camera work; Wallace Ford as a retired safe-buster; and the enormously proficient Mr. Bogart, who can just sit in a phone booth and make a long-distance call to St. Louis crackle with life and interest...