Word: bellsing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Brengh's Golden Horse in a spectacular posing novelty; Frank Jerome, the variety vendor; Ernest Evans and Girls in a poorly performed sketch, "Wedding Bells"; Dickinson and Deagon, late comedy features of "Hello, Alexander", and the New York Winter Garden; the Shubert News with a poor Mutt and Jeff comedy...
With peace college and town grew together. In 1846 bells and cannon proclaimed the granting of the city charter. Checked only by the Civil War with its toll of four hundred dead, prosperity advanced steadily to the present day Cambridge of the locked Charles, the subway, and the Waldorf.
"Bound together in a common cause, quickened by a common aim, faithful to a noble trust, our universities and colleges are constantly calling with their bells throughout this broad land--calling to one another to serve the needs of the present time, and to prepare the way for generations yet...
"Your bells have called," he said in conclusion, "and we representatives of the great brotherhood of scholars, have come to pay our tribute of respect to this university, venerable in years, but ever young--more vigorous and more youthful as the years roll on."
The octette is unusually finished in its numbers, but takes a rather pessimistic view of the situation when in one of its songs it sees fit to state that "the Hasty Pudding hasn't caught us yet". In the "Dance of the Flying Fish", Miss Janice Liggett and Miss Elizabeth...