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...mean Yes without committing anyone to anything, No without offending anyone, yet his answer may open the way to further understanding and help set the stage for negotiators in whom authority is vested. If the U. S. loses its grip on Debts as a club to force Disarmament, the fault will lie with President Hoover and Norman Davis. Conversely, if Debt pressure brings down armaments, the great credit will be wholly theirs...
Rene Lefevre, who played the leading ing role in "Le Million," which was presented by the committee last year, takes the part of the young traveler in "Cinq Gentilhommes Maudits." Barry Baur, the Fault Jannings of the French stage who plays the lead in "David Golder," which will be produced later in the year, is cast as the genial host in the coming film. The role of the heroine is portrayed by Rose Dercan. Jacques Ibert composed the music, which aids greatly in the interpretation of the story
...inquisitive and semi-barbarous public coupled with a group of men, as well as patrons, of letters saved the Elizabethan dramatists from the unpardonable fault of dullness," said T.S. Eliot '10, this year's incumbent of the Charles Eliot Norton Chair of Poetry, in summing up his second lecture of the series, entitled "Poetry and Criticism in the Time of Elizabeth." If it had not been for the cooperation and conflict of those two great groups of the period." Professor Eliot added, "the dramatists in the time of Elizabeth would undoubtedly have failed utterly to amuse...
...Harvard football team has completed what we must admit was not a successful season. Why? I believe that it was not half so much the fault of the men who did their best on the team an of these who call themselves its "supporters...
...make five extra and Marlene Dietrich Paddling about in a property pound look like six syivan nymphs; he can throw the property sordid glamour over Marline, the whore refusing a be in a flop-house because she intends to return to the respectability of the stage. Von Sternberg's fault is that he is old-fashioned; he believes that people still get a great thrill from seeing a mammoth locomotive roaring down the tracks; unlike any Freshman living in the Yard he does not know that in a skyscraper age the Sadie Thompsons have changed the Sadie Thompson costume...