Word: dooley
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Fields, Will Rogers, Ray Dooley, Olsen's Band, Vivienne Segal remain. Added are Edna Leedom, Lina Basquette and various ladies fair...
...does not spare expense. There is a notable scene wherein members of the chorus parade in a fur shop, clad in robes, scarfs, peignoirs, polonaises made of the furs of every creature from a seal to a mongoose; good syncopation by the McCarthy sisters; terrible singing by Gordon Dooley; two blackamorons, Miller and Lyles, who ably support the hypothesis that a real Negro can be funny on the stage; one tune, What a World This Would Be, which will be monkey-organ fodder before very long...
...will try his hand at something besides the "glorification of the American girl," when two of his foremost representatives will coach at the first rehearsal of the entire cast of the Hasty Pudding Club's show "Laugh It Off!" At the request of Louis Silvers, Charles Mosconi and Johnnle Dooley, headline dancers in the present edition of the Ziegfeld Follies, now playing in Boston, will drill both chorus and principals of "Laugh It Off!" in the rudiments of stage dancing...
...perfectly possible that another team could FIRST ELEVEN Position SECOND ELEVENS Mahaney, Holy Cross End Bjorkman, Dartmouth Beattie, Princeton Tackle Joss, Yale Sturhahn, Yale Guard Hills, Princeton Lovejoy, Yale Center McMillan, Princeton Diehl, Dartmouth Guard Ray, Holy Cross Coady, Harvard Tackle Sayward, Brown Luman, Yale End Stout, Princeton Dooley, Dartmouth Quarterback Bunnell, Yale Pond, Yale Halfback Kline, Yale Slagle, Princeton Halfback Keefer, Brown Gehrke, Harvard Fullback Klevenow, Middlebury...
...Dooley, Bunnell, Stafford, and Williams were the outstanding quarterbacks to be considered. The first two named were finally selected in that order. On a dry field Bunnell might have surpassed his brilliant Dartmouth rival. As it was, he called his plays with rare judgment. Stafford bows to no one as a defensive player, but the Crimson team lacked the inherent power of the attack to give him a real opportunity to show his field generalship to advantage. Williams was a brilliant ball carrier in the Harvard Princeton game, but he was playing more as a halfback than as a quarter...