Word: gracefully
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...opportunities. From the very start he captures the sympathy of the audience by his skillful representation of temperament. To do this, he exhibits a remarkable variety of truly cultivated parlor tricks. Even in the last act, he adds to his exhibitions of dancing, singing and piano playing, some grace with the guitar...
Reporters, mob, etc., Elizabeth Wheelook, 1917, Grace Wardwell 1917, C. P. Fuller '19, G. Baker '20, J. C. Scanlon '18, J. L. Tildsley, Jr., '19, O. Prescott, Jr., '20, D. S. Critz uC, K. Lewis...
...vigorous protest from Yale against extravagant expenditures in college athletics has come not a moment too soon. It puts into plain language what the authorities of many other institutions have been thinking but have not ventured to speak aloud. Yale can utter this protest with good grace for she has not been by any means the worst offender...
...might come with somewhat poor grace from Yale at this time to urge upon others this course of action. None the less, it may not be amiss, even at this time to close this report with a reference to a matter which may sooner or later require definite decision...
...this play will be an important part of the repertoire. Other interesting plays will be Shakspere's "Love's Labor's Lost," Oscar Wilde's "The Birthday of the Infanta"; "The Golden Ball," by Alice Brown; "Six Games," by Anna Hempstead Branch; and new plays by Hortense Flexner, Grace M. Lewis, Eleanor Langdon Leeds and Gordon Bottomley. Strindberg's "Swanwhite" also will be given...