Word: barrette
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...names of such actors as Edwin Booth, Lawrence Barrett are freely sprinkled over the ensuing pages. Humorous stories are told of missed cues, scenic mishaps. Madame Janauschek, temperamental, egotistical, flashes meteorically through the pages, is made to live again in her great roles and her off-stage tantrums. There are many amusing episodes of Shakespearean productions; atrocious costumes and absurd scenery failed to detract from the serious and pseudo-scholarly performances of the bombastic hams...
...discus, Mr. Barrett predicts that Carpenter should give Harvard five points in this number in view of his recent "unofficial" record of 152 feet in the Virginia meet. "Dunker of Harvard probably will win second place, and third will be a contest between Graf of Yale and McCoy also of Yale...
...seating arrangement, Barrett Scudder replaces W. K. Rice as stroke of the Red Crew. D. H. Bowles remains at seven, J. M. Gates is at six, replacing W. P. Locke, Clarence Whitman is at seat five, J. P. Hall, who formerly stroked the four oared shell, is now at four, while George Bancroft, Edwin Farnham, and J. H. Perkins 2nd are at three, two, and bow respectively...
...White crew, numerous changes have also been necessitated through probation. Barrett Scudder, who stroked the Red crew for a considerable time, is now stroking the White crew. Clarence Whitman 2nd, showing considerable improvement during the past two weeks, has been promoted to seat seven in this crew. J. R. Harrison, one of the heaviest men on the squad, has also been promoted from the Blue crew to seat six. S. H. Hallowell, another heavy man, is at seat five, and J. H. Perkins 2nd retains his position at number four. H. C. Pierce 2nd, is at seat three, having been...
Harvard now possesses four of Mr. Hopkinson's portraits in oil. In addition to the painting of President Eliot there is one of Professor George Herbert Palmer '64, now hanging in the living room of the Harvard Union, one of Professor Charles Eliot Norton '46 and one of Professor Barrett Wendell '77. These two are in the Faculty Room in University Hall where it is probable the Eliot painting will be placed...