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But the most sincere, and for that reason perhaps the best contribution is the story, "Community Nurse" by J. A. Strauss. The self-conscious detachment which the criticism labored to maintain is here replaced by an unaffected and sensitive objectivity. It is true that the realism is frequently too studiously...
In 1923, a plump, impudent artfully infantile young woman named Helen Kane began to appear in vaudeville. In her songs she usually replaced the lyrics with extraordinary noises. Presently her favorite noise, "boop-boop-a-doop," became a recognized word in vaudeville's nonsense language. By 1928, Helen Kane...
Another removal occurred last week in the office of the Secretary of the Treasury when Henry Morgenthau Jr. banished a portrait of Albert Gallatin, famed fourth Secretary of the Treasury (1801-14) from above his desk and replaced it with a portrait of Roger B. Taney, second-rate Secretary of...
Despite the pre-game announcement that Coach Mitchell had replaced Woodruff by Mike Hovenanian for the Princeton game on the holiday, Woody was sent in and succeeded in collecting two hits out of four trips to the plate. Official releases say that Mitchell still intends to use Mike today but...
The artist who lived by his art was one of the few desirable by-products of the capitalistic scheme. When that scheme suffered its recent noisy break-down and was replaced by the Initials Plan, the CWA did not fail to extend its benevolence to creative geniuses in the arts...