Word: gordons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...actress, to Benjamin L. Friedland, garage man; by Captain, Herbert Hartley, on board his ship, the Leviathan, en route for Europe. He is Miss Bayes' fifth husband. The others : 1) C. A. Gressing, Chicago business man; 2) Jack Norworth, actor; 3) Harry Clarke, onetime dancing partner; 4) Arthur Gordon, actor. She has been once a widow, thrice divorced...
...Gordon spoke, but very briefly, attacking stage censorship as practiced in Boston. Said he: "Actors should be permitted some say in the censorship. There is no reason why they should be treated as children." After inviting all members of the club to attend, without charge, a performance of his play, "White Cargo," Mr. Gordon left for his lawyers...
...Upon Mr. Gordon's departure, Mr. Lewing, member of the cast of "White Cargo," spoke for a few minutes. Then preliminary plans for organizing the theatregoers were outlined. Eliot B. Long '26 was named chairman of a committee which, today, will go about organizing the club. The interest in the organization appears from the 200 in attendance...
...Crimson prospects find five positions open to new men. The graduation of Captain Jenkins, Hill, Campbell, and Gordon, with the probable loss of Cheek, who is expected to give up baseball for spring football, and of Samborski, the condition of whose throwing arm is still problematical, leaves plenty of work for Coach Mahan to fill the vacant berths. On the other hand, the 66 candidates who reported on Monday include a number of promising players who should bolster the returning veterans...
...Gordon is the only outfielder to be lost to the 1925 nine, and the return of C. L. Todd '26, the hard-hitting regular of last year: A. G. Rogers '26, the football halfback, and G. W. Burgess '25, the hockey wing, makes the outfield prospects brighter than those of any other department. Roger Doherty '26, who was ineligible last year, and G. E. Bennett '22, heavy hitter of last year's Freshman team promise to upset early predictions...