Word: brightly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...hard match is also scheduled for the yearlings, who will meet Brookline High School. Their outlook, though the schoolboys always have a fast team, is bright, to judge from their record, which is free from defeats, except by the University players...
...play jogs along, one catches oneself thinking of Chaucer and wondering why. Perhaps it is the breathless jostle of bright costume and eager garrulity, the sheer impetuousness of movement as such, the merrily malicious person of our playwright-imp teasing here, pricking there, now poking a goodly joke if the ribs of conscience, now playing hide-and-seek with a smug morality, always exposing to laughter the foibles, the vanities, the littlenessesses of our too human nature...
...reproducing of local color and atmosphere. The sunwashed fronts of the houses, the multi-colored awnings, everything combines to convey an impression of languor and drowsiness which is essentially Spanish. The keynote of the play is struck by the admirable choice of colors, pinks and yellows predominating. Bright tiling is much in evidence, the squares being made up of vivid reds, blues, yellows, and blacks. The result is striking but at the same time one wonders how so many strong colors could have been used and yet have the general effect so uniformly soft...
Crimson Building: 8-9, Burke Boyce, R. T. Butterfield; 9-10, J. V. R. Bright, J. E. Cabot; 10-11, L. E. Ellis, R. Emerson; 11-12, F. J. Haley, W. D. Howe; 12-1, J. M. Hoeck, R. G. Boyd; 1-2, S. P. Moore-head, H. Cabot; 2-3, J. A. Nickerson, R. M. Sanderson; 3-4, C. H. Smith, A. P. Stauffer; 4-5, D. F. Cameron, R. A. Cutter; 5-6, J. E. DeWolf, M. S. Jones...
...Long Ago," now playing at the Plymouth Theatre, a comedy combining a human note with delightful humor and delicate romance, is one of the very bright spots in an otherwise rather dull season. It is a spontaneous, natural comedy which is universal in its appeal to every type of theatre-goer...