Word: baton
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Tonight at 8 o'clock in the Leverett House Common Room, the Bunnies' Glee Club under the baton of George W. Phillips '39 will present a joint spring concern with the Boston Junior League which is directed by Mrs. Herbert Harris. The concert will follow the House dinner for the month of April...
...Kemp will wield the baton when the Deacons hold their formal spring dance on Friday, April 22, scheduled for 10:30 to 3 o'clock...
...Daredevil No. 1 deliberately chose to enter Vienna standing upright in an open car which first traversed the Jewish and radical labor quarters. Any resident in one of these dingy blocks of flats could with certainty have shot the burly Feldmarschall who rode along beaming, waving his gold-starred baton at Viennese who, whatever their private opinions, screamed at the tops of their voices: "Hermann! Hermann! Our Hermann...
Others are Edward P. Edmunds of Manila, Phillipine Islands and Matthews Hall; Wingate Green, Jr. of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Weld Hall; Stacey B. Hulse of Belmont and Wigglesworth Hall; David D. Henry of Wellesley Hills and Stoughton Hall; Sears R. Hayne of Wilmette, Illinois and Matthews Hall; Spencer A. Klaw of Carmel, New York and Holworthy Hall...
...week sad-eyed, stolid Hindemith, who is having a curiously unmanaged and unpublicized U. S. tour, bobbed up in Chicago to conduct the U. S. premiere of his latest work, Symphonic Dances, with the Chicago Symphony. In his enthusiasm, Conductor Hindemith tore a page of his score, lost his baton, ended by conducting with his fists. Critics approved his new work unanimously. Also present on a nearly all-Hindemith program was Chamber Music No. 1, a suite for small orchestra whose last movement, a macabre fox trot, is supposed to depict the hysteria of War-torn Europe. Polite Chicagoans missed...