Word: cast
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Jazz, "Efficiency" 12. All That's Golden Does Not Glitter, "Stuffy" and "Spike" 13. Land of Pearls, Ella 14. Back to Earth, Ella 15. Khuh-Khuh, Bogas 16. Carnival of Cocoanuts, Aromah Scene 2. 17. Snifiles, I'm al Waze F'hul 18. Arabian Sea, Omar 19. Finale, Entire Cast...
...every case an actual majority of wet votes. This cannot mean, as some maintain, that the "drys", feeling that this year the issue no longer exists, remained away from the polls; some may have done so, but the majorities were everywhere so large that had the uncounted voters all cast their ballots "dry" the plurality must still have been anti-prohibition. As long as the townsmen could keep their cellars supplied from Boston, they voted to keep their back yards free from the saloon. It was really not a moral objection that caused them to vote "dry", as is shown...
...mind of the average graduate now receiving stamped addressed postcards bearing evidence of the cruise of bread cast upon the waters, there is a feeling of perplexity and perhaps indignation. It seems as though his marks are in inverse proportion to his knowledge of the subjects studied. To the man in such a frame of mind, Professor Moore's chapter on "Diagnostic Education" in his book "What is Education?" is reassuring...
...special interview in Thursday morning's CRIMSON, Professor Hart very clearly points out that General Leonard Wood '84 should have the support of every Harvard Republican. I should like strongly to endorse Professor Hart's views. At the present time a great many Harvard men are uncertainly casting around trying to decide where they stand politically. Inherently Republicans, and inherently standing for clean politics and the best type of candidates, they have heard and read so much befogging news about party politics and party interests that they fear to step boldly forward as Republicans or to the support...
...Broadhurst and Maxine Eliott Theatres. A new comedy by Rachel Crothers, the authoress of "Old Lady 31," "The Three of Us," "A Man's World, and "A Little Journey," is a matter of unusual interest in the theatrical world. The Messrs. Shubert brought together a particularly fine cast for this Rachel Crothers' comedy. Henry Hull, who is featured with Miss Binney, made a truly astonishing hit in Jules Eckhart Goodman's play, "The Man Who Came Back,' a year or so ago. He has a particularly fine role in Miss Crothers' comedy. Constance Binney is a young actress who hade...