Word: acted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...dramatic method of his teacher Massenet, "Louise" is significant for its abundant melodic invention, its captivating coloristic treatment of the orchestra, and for the ingenfous manner in which he has woven the songs by which the peddlers announce their calling into the introduction and first scene of the second act. The role of "Louise" is conspicuously suited to the histrionic and musical abilities of Miss Garden, and the opera as a whole presents a graphic picture of a Bohemian Paris which has almost ceased to exist...
...case will be tried before the Honorable C. W. Pound of the New York Court of Appeals, who will act as Chief Justice, Honorable D. E. Campbell of the Supreme Court of South Dakota, and W. J. McCoy '82, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia...
Those selected to act as honorary pallbearers are President Lowell, J. F. Moors, member of the corporation of the University, C. R. Crane, who was a member of the special diplomatic commission to Russia in 1917; G. P. Gardner '77 and T. J. Coolidge '15, relatives of Professor Coolidge; C. H. Haskins, Gurney Professor of History and Political Science, Professor E. F. Gay and Professor R. B. Merriman '96, who will represent the Department of History. W. R. Castle Jr. '00, of the Department of State, W. C. Lane '81, Librarian, J. D. Greene '96, Professor J. B. Munn...
...subsidiary of the Borden Co. The latter interests in turn control the Borden Farm Products Co. in the U. S., and last week they incorporated at Dover, N. J., another corporation-the Borden Milk Products Co. Inc., for $50,000,000. The newest Borden company presumably will act as holding company for the Reid Ice Cream Co. and J. M. Horton Ice Cream Corp., which the ensemble recently purchased...
...tent where there was a circus. Here he amused the spectators by his foolishness, got a job as property man, amused more audiences by his inept efforts to control his props. He fell in love with the circus proprietor's daughter, attempted to fake a tight-rope act, got nibbled by monkeys, ran away, helped the circus proprietor's daughter to marry a competent tight-rope walker. Then the little tramp, gay and forlorn, walked away down a road until he was out of sight...