After applying for a job for Daimler-Benz and failing, Edzard Reuter became confidential clerk for UFA, the German film studio and then an executive for Bertelsmann, a media corporation.
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Primavera Productions also produced at the Finborough Theatre where its 2007 work includes an opera by Ethel Smyth and a play by T . S . Eliot, " The Confidential Clerk ".
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The critic Eric Bentley comments that Eliot's later play " The Confidential Clerk " " had all the earmarks of Shavianism . . . without the merits of the real Bernard Shaw ".
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Meanwhile he continued his collaboration with T . S . Eliot, directing " The Cocktail Party " in 1949, " The Confidential Clerk " in 1953, and " The Elder Statesman " in 1958.
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After gaining some experience at Northam & Co . and rising to the position of bookkeeper and confidential clerk, Wheaton moved to Detroit in 1853 and joined Moore, Foote, and Co ., wholesale grocers.
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In England, the term " secretarius " was used " from the beginning of the thirteenth century in the varying meanings of a confidential clerk, an ambassador, or a member of the king's council ".
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Her ruse worked to perfection and was only known to an unscrupulous lawyer named James Bansemer, and his confidential clerk Elias Droom, to whom she applied in order to take out the papers of adoption.
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Records show that Strohm, born in 1810 in Pennsylvania, was employed by the U . S . Treasury Department from 1850 to 1855 and for a few months was the confidential clerk of Ohio Gov . Thomas Corwin.
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The'confidential clerk'of the title refers both to Colby, in his new job, and Eggerson, Sir Claude's old clerk who is seen retiring at the start of the play but returns in the final act in order to resolve the situation.
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The Schnabels, who lived for 45 years in Rowayton, Conn ., founded the Rainbow Theater in Norwalk, Conn ., and appeared together in " The Confidential Clerk " by T . S . Eliot and " The Physicists " by Friedrich Durrenmatt, among other plays.
