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...Cercle Francais will present for its annual dramatic offering this year Moliere's "L'Avare." This classic comedy of the 17th century will be staged at Jordan Hall in Boston, on Wednesday evening, December 1, at 8.30 o'clock...
...west the California Washington battle looms as a rival to the traditional big three classic in the Stadium. California had held precedence in Pacific Coast football for a number of years until it was finally stopped by a powerful team from Washington last year. Today the Californians journey to Seattle distinctly the under dogs but may prove a tough team to beat Washington with an unbroken string of victories since the beginning of the season is expecting a decisive victory which would put it in a favorable position for the mythical coast championship...
...This afternoon, however, any who are interested may see me at 1.13 o'clock walking down Plympton Street and then turning to the right on Mt. bonds interested in heraldry and Tudor architecture would do well to observe the building which fills the triangle it is one of the classic examples of the Tudor style in this country, and the ibis tampant perched union its tower is an original...
This child who is credited with saying of James Cabell that "Jurgen is his most artistic conception", that "his name is destined to live, to become a classic", this infant who believes American literature a dreary waste and that the "classics" are so much tripe a this pig-tailed mistress of an art most difficult to attain, most demanding, both in skill and experience, justifies the existence of those who, though narrow and crabbed and dogmatic, stick to their guns and send the truths of Aristotelian sanity against the hordes of philanderers in the fields of the liberal arts...
...fall of her quiet dress, hearing voices fade, footsteps pass; Millet's "Angelus," the bent peasants in their luminous field; the perfumed floridity of Nicholas Poussin's "Orpheus and Eurydice," Jacques Louis David's capable "Portrait of Pius VII"; "Renaul and Armide" one of the classic posturings of François Boucher, the courtier who painted ceilings with the grace of miniatures; and "1814" by Ernest Meissonier, filled with the pomp of banners, stations, mustaches, and death...