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Infield--C. E. Carr, W. C. Crawford, J. H. Good, G. H. Haselton, F. G. Heward, Jr., K. A. Higgins, Dunbar Holmes, R. S. Hormell, S. G. Kellogg, R. M. Lowe, Robinson McIlvaine, G. F. McInnes, C. S. Sargent, Jr., Carl Seeman, Jr., J. D. Stephen...
...Black '96, assistant professor of education, will deliver an address before the Eastern Association of Physics Teachers at Jefferson Physical Laboratory Saturday morning in connection with the annual meeting which is being held here this year. Two other members of the University faculty will also give talks, F. H. Crawford, assistant professor of physics, and F. V. Hunt, instructor in physics...
Possessed is calculated to have a more disastrous effect than most upon morally malleable persons who witness it. Joan Crawford, again a brunette, impersonates the mistress of a thriving politician (Clark Gable). Rich, wilful and ingratiating, he gives her the trite benefits of illicit love-an apartment with glass doors, a maid-of-all-work, fine clothes, European travel and an education in social politeness. These make an unsophisticated admirer, when they meet again, mistake her for a lady. After three years of pleasurable intimacy, Gable is threatened by a scandal. His mistress has been ennobled by experience...
...Miss Crawford, either the restraining influences of the Hays organization or the enervation of Hollywood success affected Clark Gable. In the best scene of the picture, he hits his leading lady with an open hand. Thirty years old, he has had three wives, all older than himself. The present Mrs. Gable, whom he married twice, is 40. Every one knows that he receives more fan letters than any other male actor in Hollywood, smokes a pipe, likes horses, hopes to retire in ten years. He looks a little young for his role in Possessed but he gives a sharp, competent...
...years ago, when reputations were being rescaled for sound pictures, it appeared that Cinemactress Garbo was losing ground to several rivals?Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer, Ruth Chatterton. It is now clear that, in a sense, she has no rivals. The fact that she has made comparatively few pictures for the last two years has helped her to retain an independent popularity, to thrive on the flattery of imitation. Once a soaper of chins in a Stockholm barbershop, she has already selected the island near Stockholm where she will live when retired from cinemacting. Her contract expires next year and Cinemactress...