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...Bonds will be plugged by radio, newspapers, magazines, a staff of trained speakers, posters (first year's promotion cost: $1,500,000). Already submitted is a poster designed from Sculptor Daniel Chester French's statue "Minute...
...Tell Aunty," said the borrowed British poster. What some officials, longing for the camouflage and comforts of secrecy, forgot last week was the first lesson that small boys learn. Aunty always found out what went on behind the barn...
...bedroom where Benny works with his writers contains a four-poster bed, set in the midst of microphones, a recording machine, filing cabinets, a typewriter and a desk. Scattered about are innumerable pads and pencils. Like all the rooms in Benny's house, his bedroom is equipped with a radio and a public-address-system outlet...
...first place, a Harvard band is a bigger drawing card. A House dance poster announcing that Herman Blotz and his orchestra will play has about as much appeal as a Lampoon Dutch Tilead. On the other hand, if you see a poster announcing Russ Randolphs the chances are you'll say to yourself: "Say, I know a couple of guys in this band. I'd like to see how they play." So you go to hear them and you won't be disappointed. Which brings up my second point: Two big Harvard bands are easily as good, and in most...
...remaining entries, some were better art than poster art. Most commented on of all were four queer-looking items which were neither, but which might well have brought awesome whispers from fanciers of U. S. primitives. These were by a bedridden ex-gob named Robert S. Owen, who painted them while lying on his back in his Colorado Springs home. Painter Owen's posters, reminiscent of the childlike, words-of-one-syllable cartoons of Hearstman Nelson Harding, belched and dripped with arson and mayhem, made Europe's troubles look like a chamber of horrors. In one a bolshevik...