| Hall, Holworthy (1887-1936) → Global Index → Persons Index |
| Pseudonym of American writer Harold E(verett) Porter, deriving from Harvard University's Holworthy Hall, where Porter lived together with roommate Robert Middlemass, with whom he wrote The Valiant. |
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→ Epigraph → 4.36 |
| Kihm Winship, "Holworthy Hall" [2010-08-28] |
| High Noon → Global Index → Works Index |
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High Noon. United Artists, 1952. Directed by Fred Zinnemann. Nominee for the Academy Award 1953 for Best Picture of 1952 (lost to The Greatest Show on Earth). |
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→ 5.34 |
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| Hurok, Sol aka Solomon Isaievich Hurok aka Solomon Izrailevich Gurkov (1888-1974) → Global Index → Persons Index |
| Ukraine-born American impresario. Managed major performing artists (among them the Russian painist Arthur Rubinstein and the African-American singer Marian Anderson) and arranged tours for artists from the Soviet Union to the United States (among them the Bolshoi Ballet in 1959 and, again, in 1962). Hurok's offices were bombed by the Jewish Defense League in 1972. |
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| Robinson, Harlow. "Sol Hurok: America's dance impresario." Dance Magazine, 1994 [2012-04-30] |