Word: booked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting for candidates for the Freshman Red Book will be held in the Trophy Room of the Union this evening at 7 o'clock. A. J. Lowrey '13, president of the Student Council, and T. K. Richards '15, editor-in-chief of the 1915 Red Book will speak to candidates on the work of the competition...
...many respects "The Stymie" is one of the most distinguished undergraduate offerings of the type appearing in recent years. The professional excellence of the book and lyrics, the almost uniformly good acting, the surprisingly firm stage technique which marks the entire play from beginning to end; these and many minor theatrical virtues go to make up a performance of which the Pi Eta Society should be proud. A. T. DAVISON...
Last night, "The Stymie" was presented before an audience of 400 graduates. The production was successful in every particular, well composed, well managed, well played. This year's production is a lilting, laughing musical comedy. The music does not predominate, the book being the more pretentious. The action is rapid, centering around the hero of a "game of golluf...
...Harvard graduates engaged in various musical activities; a short poem to Edwin Grasse, the blind violinist who gave a concert here not long ago; two songs by Mr. S. F. Damon '14. "To Blossoms" and "A Quoi Bon Entendre," the first preferable in mood and workmanship; and finally book-review, editorial, and foreign correspondence...
...Book Committee--C. Farrington, of Cambridge, Chairman; R. C. Bacon, of Chicago, Ill.; E. A. Leroy, of New York, N. Y.; D. Moffat, of New York, N. Y.; and T. Sizer, of New York...