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...reality in criticism, but it is among the more pleasant and interesting of indoor games--in fact far more interesting than chess. All criticism agrees in fact, but not in sentiment and therefore literary judgment is worthless," said Bernard DeVoto '20, Instructor in the Department of English, in an interview...
...following interview with Professor Beale is the third in a series of political statements concerning the coming election by members of the Harvard Faculty...
...Business is just poking its nead up. Hoover is largely responsible for this upturn, and I shall vote for him," declared J. H. Beale, Royall professor of Law, in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter yesterday. "True, business is very shaky, but a change in administrations at this time would spread economic fear over the breadth of the land. Uncertainty with regard to tariff, the currency, expenditures, and trade proposals that a change would necessarily bring to the country would turn us back into the extreme emergency from which we are now slowly emerging...
...wife and two children deters neither of them. Mary will go to his wife, talk things over sensibly, prove that the husband should be released. It will all be very logical, very civilized. But the wife (Selena Royle) and Mary do not meet under such well-ordered conditions. The interview turns into a scene. In the end neither woman wants the publisher and Mary is last seen considerably dazed but with faithful Jimmy's head resting on her knees...
While Samuel Insull and his son were speeding toward Turin, newshawks in Paris flocked to the Hotel Lincoln. He had promised them an interview at 10:30 a. m., thus insuring himself a good chance for a clean getaway the night before. The reporters grew impatient. When Mrs. Insull, recently ill and still wan and weak, came out to go shopping they besieged her. "Please let me alone!" she cried hysterically. "I know nothing about my husband's affairs. Please, please let me alone!" Years ago Gladys Wallis was a pretty actress. The titles of some of her plays...