Word: giles
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Mike Desaulniers tallied his point quickly, disposing of the Eli captain, Larry Gile, in record time, 12-9, 15-5 and 15-9. Number three, Ned Bacon, handled his man, Andy Matheson, almost as easily, scoring a 15-12, 15-8, 15-12 victory...
...least the tired formula of A loves-loses-regains B is avoided. Here, A loves and loses B but winds up happily with C (or, I should say, with D, since the current director Bill Gile has tinkered somewhat with the original script--to little avail...
...gives us a nostalgic look at 1929, the show itself attempted to give audiences of 1929 a look at a bygone era. The work was originally billed as "a musical romance of the Gay Nineties," and its story began in 1898. In the version at Brandeis, director Gile has omitted a military scene at San Juan Hill in Cuba, though the Spanish-American War is still invoked; and he has, at show's end, eliminated all reference to the celebrated murder of architect Stanford White by Harry K. Thaw only a few feet away. But enough remains to guarantee that...
...Brandeis opening, director Gile had not elicited from his cast the remarkable ensemble precision that characterized his Goodspeed revival of Kern's Very Good, Eddie two seasons ago (which I saw in its Broadway transfer) and of Hirsch's Going Up last summer (which I caught on its home stage). But one must take into account the fact that the cast was in strange surroundings, and, further, that three of the important roles were assumed here by players who had not done them in Connecticut. In this respect, Gile's guilt will doubtless become Gile's gilt...
Three Harvard players were tabbed for the Ivy League all-star squad yesterday, including outgoing captain Bill Kaplan and individual intercollegiate champion Mike Desauliniers. Ivy League All-Stars Mike Desauliniers Harvard Gilbert Mateer Penn Bob Callahan Princeton Frank Brosens Princeton Bill Kaplan Harvard Larry Gile Yale Ned Edwards Penn David Bottger Princeton John Havens Harvard