Word: guested
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...himself. The other candidates proceeded last week with practice under his watchful eye- varying groups of brilliant and often erratic individuals. Critics could only guess that on present showing the team would be Eric Pedley of California at No. 1, young Earle Hopping No. 2, Hitchcock No. 3, Winston Guest...
...Devereux Milburn Jr., Jack Milburn, David Dows Jr., Jimmy Curtis, Marshall Field Jr., Coolidge Chapin, Charlie von Stade, Jack Windmill, Nelson Brown, Scott Truesdale and the Gerry twins. On the international squad itself are six onetime Meadow Larks: J. C. Rathborne, Stewart Iglehart, J. P. Mills, Pete Bostwick, Winston Guest, Earle Hopping. Mrs. Hitchcock cannot play this year because she broke her arm last fall in a Virginia hunt but she perches on the fence almost every day to watch and coach her present crop of youngsters...
Lassman's mother revealed that, at 6 a. m. the day after her son drowned, she was telephoned by Zarakov's sister-in-law, who begged her just to "tell the newspapers that Al was a guest of the camp for a few days...
...traditional bitterness between the Tribune and the Hearst papers (American and Herald & Examiner), intensified by recent occurrences, led to the filing of a $250.000 libel suit against the Herald & Examiner. Fortnight ago the Tribune disclosed that City Editor Harry Read of the American had been a Florida guest of Alphonse ("Scarface") Capone. The Tribune was also first to introduce the name of Ted Tod, Herald & Examiner crime reporter, as press-agent for a dog race track controlled by gang interests...
Back to the U. S. for his third season as guest conductor of Manhattan's Stadium Concerts last week came Albert Coates, conductor of London's Symphony. With him he brought Launcelot, his new symphony based on Arthurian legend. When questioned about it, Composer Coates answered newsmen brusquely, told them Launcelot was romantic in conception-therefore in the tradition of all true opera-that he had little sympathy with jazz, cacophony, dissonances, or other "modernistic" effects. Yes, he had been conducting in London, Berlin, Paris the past year; he was pleased with the reception...