Word: duals
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...smothered under this burden. Curiously enough, flinging on and off garments for the rapid changes required by his dual role seems to arouse him. Compared to his earlier, discreetly-modulated nuances, his voice rings out with a clarion call. His acting is much more virile, he seems stimulated by his snappy-clothes-for-mystery...
Changing Husbands. Dual identity breaks out again on the screen, after lying quiet for a while. Pictures wherein two persons with absolute resemblance exchange places are always unconvincing, even though a theatrical paper not so long ago reported that an actress substituted for a wife, as is done in this picture. Here Leatrice Joy plays both the actress desirous of domesticity and the wife with an itch to act. To American audiences, it will probably seem a very serious business when they shift husbands...
...record breaker appeared particularly interested when Watters, Harvard's star half-miler was running his heat in the 880-yards race. Ever since Watters ran the distance in the dual meet with Princeton three weeks ago in 1.55 1-5, he has been seriously considered as a possible intercollegiate champion for that event. Yesterday, in the trial heat, Watters time was 1.55 2-10, three seconds slower than Meredith's record mark, but in the competition of today's battle for the half-mile championship, it is generally believed that he will cut his time down to within a fraction...
When Harvard and Yale--meet on the Yale track in New Haven in May, 1925, at the annual Harvard-Yale dual track meet, they will have been almost equal losers from graduation, judging from the statistics of last Saturday's meet...
...mile run, Harvard will take another first place with Tibbetts, who, if pushed at all, ought to make a sturdy assault on the dual meet record of 9.34, made in 1916 by Overton of Yale...