Collection Shows Many Masterpieces
Malcolm Vaughan reports on Henry Clay Frick’s bequest exhibition, praising a palatial, unified 18th century–leaning collection of paintings, sculpture, porcelain, furniture, and rugs. He notes few flaws, compares it with Boson Gardner and Huntington, and highlights Lipchitz, Brummer, MacBeth Gallery shows, Schweitzer, and Wengenroth’s rise in American printmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Vaughan
New. York
Henry Claytek
New York
Frick
America
Holbein
Thomas Cromwell
Whistlers
Mrs. Gardner
Boston
Huntington House
Tipehitzs
Pele Orks
Joseph Brummer
Filia Faure
Macbeth
Hy Stongyoth
Gertrude Schweitzer
Engenreth
Jon
Wengen-roth
Screen Star Lineup and The Winners of 1933
A column ranks 1933 film stars and performers by first and substitute teams. Freddie Bartholomew and Clark Gable are highlighted for standout roles, with Greta Garbo, Bette Davis, Katharine Hepburn, and Barbara Stanwyck noted for notable performances. It names many actors across titles like Anna Karenina, Dark Angel, and The Informer, praising balance between leading and supporting talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Freddie Bartholomew
Daevid Copperfield
Anna Karenina
Lionel Barrymore
Wildermess
Eric Linten
Fredrie March
Senter
Merie Oberon
Freddie
Victor McLaglen
the Informer
Paul Muni
Charles Laughton
Rea
Dick Powell
Carole Lombard
Greta Garbo
Anna Kavening
Marion Davies
Miss Glory
Shirley Temple
Egainst
Gary Cooper
Bengal Lancer
Leslie Howard
the Scarlet’ Pimpernels
Fred MacMurray
Fred Astaire
Roberta
Edward Arnple
Jim Brady
Claudette Colbert
Elizabeth Serger
Katharine Hepburn
Alice Adams
Ann Harding
Peter Thbetser
Bette Days
Margaret Sullavan
Joan Bennett
Joel McCrea
Charles Bover
Kay Francis
Stella Parish
Luise Ratner
Olivia de Haviland
Barbara Stanwyck
Anntie Oakley
Overtures Hes Epilogues And New York Concert Review
A fragmentary review notes Miss Lehmann engaging the audience with a varied program including seldom heard Strauss pieces. Eugene List, a 17 year old pianist, guests with Shostakovich piano concerto Opus 33 as featured by the New York Philharmonic, marking List’s second New York appearance after debuting with the same concerto. The piece is described as modern and complex. Tokyo supplements traffic signals with officers giving instructions through Iowa speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shostakovich
Eugene List
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
List
New York
Mtsensk
Day by Day Contained Reflections From New York Streets
The writer notes a paradoxical mood in New York nightlife as unfamiliar visitors impose a delayed judgment. A once prominent bootblack Silk Hat Tony vanishes, leaving locals puzzled. Across Allen Street the Brassware district lures collectors with copper and brass goods from Syria, Egypt, and Persia, reflecting a winter of restrained city dress.
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Tony
New York
Lafayette Street
Ledger
Menhattan
Brasstown
Allen Street
Saria
Egypt
Pussia
London Fashion Signals Uncertain Times Before White Die Era
The text discusses informal dress codes and fashion contrasts in London, noting an omen-like finery shift before a certain era, while Jimmy Walker maintains style during exile. Walter Duranty, long Moscow correspondent, reflects on atheism and religion while comparing modern Russia to scripture, revealing broad cultural observations from his notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
London
Jimmy Walker
Earl Broadway
New York
Walker
Walter Duranty
Moscow
Russia
Conyright
McNaught
Fight Over Title I Housing Policy Reaches Boiling Point
The piece outlines a clash between builders and finance interests over Title I proceedings with FHA support for extension and opposition from Peter Grimm, Morgenthau adviser. It notes construction firms backing the “radio cals” and comments on taxes affecting markets, including a butcher mentioning processing tax confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Joss Stewart AacDonald
Congress
Peter Grimm
Henry Morgenthau
New York
Grimm
Inner Council
George Farrell
Wheat
AAA
Supreme Court
Patrell
Townsendites Hail Victory Posters Display Drive
Townsend residents back a publicity drive to celebrate a victory through posters and display signs sponsored by Syndicate Inc. The effort emphasizes civic pride and public messaging with community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iee
Ate Iitee Syndicate, Inc
Congress to probe hurricane deaths in relief camp
A proposed House measure will call for an investigation into the hurricane death toll among Proide veterans in a world relief camp last fall. General Smedley Butler and the Veterans of Foreign Wars push to bring survivors to Washington to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der Fm
Congress
Worl
Smedley Butler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
Gerald Sickler
Washington University
Henry L. Doherty
Aroid Map
United States Public Health Service
Homer Cummings
District of Columbia Supreme Court
United States District Attorney
Post Office Department
Goat On Road Strangles Cyclist, Leaves Man Hospitalized
Ashby Grove resident Jake Sewell was knocked from his motorcycle when a tethered goat crossed a highway. The wire rope struck his neck, tearing a collar and injuring him severely. He was unconscious for a period and is now under medical care. A separate note cites England placing 175% more children with foster parents over the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Sewell
Ashby Grove
Fugland
Sewell
Civilized War Talk and Blood Pressure Lie Detector Notes
A fragmented column comments on African and Indian racial tensions, the use of lie detectors in courts, and corruption in legal practice. It mentions English influence in India, British and Italian military actions, Lenin decoration for a mining engineer, and France’s army budget, railing against war, slavery, and torture while forecasting future conflict and societal decline.
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Africa
Italy
Jower
India
Brindisi
London
France
Universal
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