Word: fairs
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...would think that Americans would show some pride in having "Azara" performed first in America, and would thus encourage the development of a native school of composers instead of forcing the composer to seek recognition abroad. In my opinion the ballet music recently performed is only a fair sample of the whole work, which abounds in beautiful solos for the various characters and also in ensemble effects of striking power. Worthy of especial mention are the beautiful scenes for orchestra and the climaxes to the different acts...
...Athletic Sports was appointed in that year. In 1883 it became apparent to the committee that football, as then played in the intercollegiate games, had become brutal and dangerous; but what was much more serious, it involved a danger to the manly spirit and to the disposition to fair play on the part of the contestants. Changes were made in the rules and a conference with other colleges was summoned by Harvard to consider the intercollegiate question. Nothing came of this beyond the education of the public, but the Harvard Faculty undertook single handed to impose restraints which seemed necessary...
...Smith. 6. Solo by C.N. Prouty '00. "Sword of Ferara," Bullard. 7. Banjo Club. "Back to Barracks," R.G. Pratt '00. 8. Glee Club. a. "Winter Song," Macy. b. "Boy in the Apple Tree," Clark. 9. Mandolin Club. "Salome," Intermezzo, Loraine. 10. Glee Club. "Harvard's Day," C.L. Smith '00. "Fair Harvard...
Coburn is a tall, heavily-built man with a style much resembling that of Willis of the Boston team. He has fair speed, but is not steady. MacDonald has steadiness, good control, and a quick curve, but is handicapped by a very short waist which renders it difficult for him to attain high speed. Dudley is one of the hardest workers on the squad and has improved steadily. He has fair speed and good control, but has difficulty with his curved balls. Winsor has fair control and shows good promise. Of the eligible Freshmen, Stillman and Kernan have been doing...
Following is a brief sketch of the plot: Don Julio, having fallen in love with Ismenia, goes to a county fair and is followed by the latter and her maid in disguise. While there the girls flirs with Don Julio and his companions, and win their love a second time. A by-scene in the play is afforded by the abduction of Florimel, daughter of the miller, by Count Otrante; later the miller and his son Bustopha succeed in winning the King's favor, Florimel is found at the home of the count, and the two eventtually fall in love...