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Several months ago the motion picture exhibitors of Greater Boston met in one of their regular conclaves to decide what
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Many a Harvard student in the last few years has been irritated to discover that he could take only half
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As his contribution to the deservedly popular "Rivers of America" series, Mr. Tourteliot has written this book to give the
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S HORTLY before the outbreak of war in 1939, Clarence Streit wrote "Union Now," which was described as "a proposal
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In two weeks space Cambridge has twice has an opportunity to see to what lengths beings the wife of a
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European movies that this reviewer has seen have three regrettable characteristics. The first is an irritating slowness of action, a
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Mary and Bridget were scrubbing. Oh my, how they could scrub! They were quite true to their dusting, While the
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Ye Olde Oyster House (with apologies to the memory of Charles Dodgson) The Walrus and the Carpenter Were walking close
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