Word: bulldogging
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...phenomenon, Cecil Beaton of London, under the auspices of Mrs. Marie Sterner, able Manhattan dealer, who found the exhibition not quite suitable for her own gallery. Photographer Beaton is one of those sensitive, talented, emotional and precocious young men who seem increasingly numerous in Britain, traditional mother of the bulldog breed. Long and lank, with luxuriant curling eyelashes, he gives an impression of terrific world weariness for a youth of 25. This impression is rapidly broken down by the exultant whoops with which he greets his friends and acquaintances in theatre lobbies and other public places. Broadwayfarers were still repeating...
...British bulldog was waiting for us 'round the corner. How kind of them to let us know of the trap in time and what a fool of a governor to give the show away! When Von Spee was informed he laughed heartily, and we steamed off full speed in the opposite direction...
...portray and satirize Princeton in the 1890's and 1990's. More time and attention are devoted to the earlier years, a happy choice. Most impressive factor in the opening scenes is the costuming. There is a vast and authentic array of pegbottom trousers, long-beaked caps, bulldog shoes. Second scene is laid in front of Reunion Hall, a considerably fresher looking edifice than the building by that name today. The boys break into a song: The Proctor likes Whiskey. Let's get him frisky-Maybe he will buy drinks for the crowd. . . . As is customary...
...Haven, Conn., Nov. 26--A. G. Booth '32S. Yale's flashy quarterback and outstanding player on the Blue team for the past two seasons was tonight elected to lead the Bulldog eleven next season. Booth who has been mentioned by numerous sports writers at various times during the season as an All American prospect has proved the main cog in the Yale team throughout the past fall, his triple threat being a constant menace to all opponents of the Blue...
...best game of the year. The outlook for the Yale game, now less than two weeks off, becomes more cheering after having been a bit drab after the William and Mary tie. If Harvard can repeat its aerial game of last Saturday in the Yale Bowl, the now confident Bulldog will have a good deal to worry about. At any rate the game should be a repetition of last year's tilt in that Booth's running will be pitted against the Harvard passes...