Goodman
111Goodman, Arnold — (b. 1913) British lawyer. He served as chairman of the Arts Council of Great Britain and chairman of the Newspaper Publishers Association. From 1972 84 he was president of the National Book League. In 1968 he became president of the English… …
112Goodman, Benny — (1909 86) American musician. Born in Chicago, he studied at the Lewis Institute in Chicago. In 1933 he formed his own band. He played a blend of jazz and contemporary popular music. His band featured in various movies …
113Goodman, Paul — (1875 1949) British Zionist leader. He was born in Estonia and went to England in 1891. He served as secretary of the Spanish and Portuguese Congregation, and held various positions in the Zionist movement in London. His publications include… …
114Goodman, Percival — (1904 89) American architect. He was born in New York and became professor of architecture at Columbia University. He designed numerous synagogues in the US …
115Goodman's Wharf — On the west side of Pillory Lane, at St. Katherine s Dock (Rocque, 1746 Dodsley, 1761). Site now covered by the Docks …
116Goodman, Edward — (1888 1962) The drama critic for New York Press also wrote plays, translated plays, and directed. He joined the Washington Square Players in 1915 and founded the Stagers in 1925 …
117Goodman, Jules Eckert — (1876 1962) Born in Gervais, Oregon, he moved from journalism to playwriting. His plays include The Man Who Stood Still (1908), Mother (1910), The Silent Voice (1914), The Trap and Treasure Island (1915), The Man Who Came Back (1916), and… …
118Goodman, Nelson — ► (1906 98) Filósofo estadounidense. Autor de La estructura de la apariencia …
119GOODMAN OF BALLENGEICH — a name assumed by James V. of Scotland in his disguised perambulations about Edinburgh o nights …
120Benny Goodman — from the film Stage Door Canteen (1943) Background information Birth name Benjamin David Goodman …
