Word: ivan
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Assistants in Operative Dentistly, for one year from September 1, 1921.--Dr. Alister Ivan MacIver, Dn. '18, and Dr. Fred Goldsmith Rollins...
...noon today the Glee Club, consisting of sixty men, will leave South Station for Northampton, where they will take part in a joint concert with the Smith College Oratorio Chorus. Mr. Ivan T. Gorokhoff, the Smith leader, will conduct all the numbers sung by the Smith girls, as well as the Russian Carrol from Rimsky-Korsakoff's Christmas Night, which the Glee Club and the Oratorio Chorus will sing together. The concert is scheduled for eight o'clock...
...been assigned to E. J. Strittmatter of West New York, N. J., and University Scholarships to R. V. Conrad of Northfield, Minn., and F. D. Flagg Jr. of San Diego, Cal. Scandinavian Scholarships have been awarded, upon the nomination of the American Scandinavian Foundation, to C. D. Hille and Ivan Herlitz, both of Stockholm. Mr. Hille is to work in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, while Mr. Herlitz is studying electrical engineering in the Engineering School. H. B. Thurston of Cambridge is awarded a Buckley Scholarship for work in the Business School. Murphy Scholarships...
...Harvard Worthies' 'is the appellation given to a series of caricatures drawn by Ivan Opffer, and appearing in the June number of the rejuvenated "Dial." Le Baron Russell Briggs, Charles Townsend Copeland, Benjamin Apthrop Gould Fuller, Archibald Cary Coolidge, Leo Wiener and George Lyman Kittredge are the sextet immortalized by Mr. Opffer's art. Several are recognizable, one at least atrociously done, and two rather good--the impressions of Professors Kittredge and Wiener...
...Tellegen, in the role of the tall, good-looking Poilu, plays his part to perfection. His English, interspersed with French, endows the character with a power which none but he could give. The supporting cast is admirable. From Mr. Ivan Simpson, as Sir Arthur Arkwright, the spineless Englishman, to Miss Bogislav, as Madame Helene, the French modiste, there is little that can be said other than praise. No review would be complete unless some mention was made of Miss Belwin. She, as Mildred, fulfills all the requirements of the pretty heroine in love--madly in love--with her soldier hero...