Word: depictions
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Opper, Hearst cartoonist, continues to depict Uncle Sam in skirts...
...scenery, the work of D. M. Oenslager '23, has been arranged after the manner of the expressionistic stage and will attempt to depict the various moods through which the play progresses. The lighting system that will be used was devised by Donald Stralem '24. Music for the play has been composed by Conrad Salinger '23, and this, like the scenery, is intended to interpret the varying moods of the play...
...Coeur Dispose" elicited the unanimous approval of the Paris critics when it was first produced at the Comedie Francaise Theatre in 1912, and evoked particularly favorable comment at the first play to depict successfully the rise to prominence of the middle class Frenchman. The piece was considered significant because it took for a hero the typical youth of modern France, marking the start of a new movement in French drama...
...University School of Architecture, will show this afternoon in Pierce 110 at 4.30 o'clock several reels of moving pictures through the courtesy of the Indiana Limestone Quarrymen's Association. These depict the operations and processes involved in the quarrying of Indiana limestone. The picture is of especial interest to men in the Architectural. Business, and Engineering Schools, but all others in the University who desire to do so, may attend...
...imbued with that understanding of the eternal child lurking in every man of any sensitiveness--that understanding which drew from Carlyle the penetrating remark, "Laughter means sympathy". Such laughter Mr. Herbert awakens, such sympathy--sympathy with the human being so situated or so concerned as the various articles depict, a being at times strangely like oneself. This kind of humor is found in several of Mr. Herbert's contemporaries and compatriots; notably Hilaire Belloc and H. M. Bateman's drawings. But Mr. Herbert is alone in his remarkable simplicity of style and his difficult--almost apologetic--manner which...