Little-known

The Misses Marie Deutsch and Ann Solomon are vacationing in that littlest-known part of the world—New York—and believing in the slogan of “See America First,” they started their vacation by visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art....

She turned out a script that was a masterpiece of its kind. On her advice, Rowland engaged a little-known director, Rex Ingram, and an even less-known actor, Rudolph Valentino, to star in it.

Some little-known lines belonging to the State exist in the extreme south-west corner of Western Australia, to serve the timber country.

Using pen and sketching pencil with talent, as well as with the advertised “attention and care,” he proves himself to be a perceptive and interesting guide to a little-known region and an even less-known people.

The mayoral race between a little-known congressman and an even less-known businessman threatened to polarize race relations across the country.

“That is from a ‘Sonnet to Love.’ ” He looked up at Marie and lowered his voice. “By Omar Duvall, a little-known sonnet by a littler-known poet.”

Someone will come out in a moment, he guessed, acclimatizing himself to the atmosphere, and reminiscing nostalgically about the time he and his young wife-to-be were early arrivals for a first night performance of a little-known play by an even lesser-known amateur theatrical group.

In the thirty years between the end of World War II and 1975, the FTC, a somewhat little-known independent federal agency headed by even lesser-known political appointees, forced almost one hundred similar compulsory licensing decrees upon other American companies, […]