Word: dillon
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Dates: during 1921-1921
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...remarkable hubbub--the best laugh producer of the evening. Frank Wilcox is responsible for an interesting playlet; he is always in trouble because the women would fall in love with him at first sight. Two song and dance acts, one by Harry and Grace Elisworth, the other by Jay Dillon and Betty Parker complete the bill. Rarely has Keith's offered a more varied and interesting show. It is certainly a relief after the strain of examinations...
...winter and spring of 1919. Let it be said to Mr. Lansing's credit that he has done it with a less degree of harshness toward the unfortunate American personality involved, and with a more subdued sense of the pent-up wrongs of the Conference than either Keynes or Dillon. Only upon the question of the secret diplomacy of the "big Four" and the Shantung settlement does he exhibit in his memoranda the inflamed state of mind that burned beneath his constant dignity and forbearance. For Mr. Lansing the Conference was an uncharted course of neglected counsel, cutting rebuffs...
...scrap books kept by R. H. Derby and J. A. Dillon of the class of 1864 and dealing with every phase of life at the University in those days has recently been received at the Widener Library and is being kept for the present in the Pressure Room. In addition to programs examination papers and clippings, the scrap books contain accounts of special happenings such as the visit of the Prince of Wales, cases of hazing boat races, and the Commencement...
...Conway Wingfield and E. E. Olive divide the leading honors of the production in their roles of the opposing leaders. As Annie Roberts, the martyred wife. Ingrid Dillon brings out sweetness and charm to temper a harrowing part which could easily have been overdone. Margaret Pitt plays slightly out of the directness and sincerity of the other characters treading dangerously near the melodramatic in her Madge Thomas, the head-strong working girl...