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...after all, the College years were "formative and fruitful" even for one of the critics. Pedantic learning was neglected or forgotten and lives underwent "no single definitive and manifest change." But in the end there was perhaps an intangible but real gain "a sense sublime of something far more deeply interfused...
...volume and intensity of their welcome-thousands of cheering citizens lined the streets of Manhattan to do homage to Britain's War-time Premier, one of the Big Four who directed the " War for Peace" after the 1918 armistices. The press extended a welcome that will never be forgotten by the ex-Premier; J. Butler Wright, Third Assistant Secretary of State, welcomed him to the U. S. in the name of President Coolidge...
...France would realization of his aims appear to be altogether unfortunate. It is agreed that Germany's collapse is an industrial one, and that only absolute unity of purpose and control can enable her to get on her feet before all but the oldest in-habitant has forgotten the meaning of "Allied Debt." No one doubts that Stinnes, if he goes about it in the right way, is capable of making the "giant factory" eventually produce. Whether he can accomplish this before revolution strikes is another question. More-over, it does not appear that Stinnes does intend, to go about...
...Feldman the unscrupulous lawyer-and Irma Potash's love affair with Boris Anndrieff. Barney Bernard and Alexander Carr score heavily as the irresistible partners- even the subtitles are unusually laughable. For an evening of intensive, uncultured enjoyment, Potash and Perlmutter should satisfy any audience that hasn't forgotten how to laugh...
With the advent of a real sanctum will return the famous coffee parties of the '60's. These festal evenings have been almost forgotten around Cambridge. One was attempted last year, one in 1920, but the days of the genuine coffee parties seemed forever past. This year, however, will see them again in full swing. As heretofore there will be the distinguished guest of honor, the favored few who receive invitations, the speeches, and the applause into the small hours of the morning...