Word: knights
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Hinds; 9, W. K. Legner, C. F. Albert; 10, D. E. Snodgrass, Charles Richardson, Jr.; 14, T. M. Stubbs, J. W. Kerr, Jr.; 15, L. H. Koplik, M. F. Sicherman; 18, Martin Grabau, H. V. Smart; 19, B. P. Coburn, W. T. Jay; 20, W. J. Knight; 22, E. D. Power; 24, S. A. Bowman, W. Thompson; 26, H. R. Blair; 28, C. P. Penney, Thomas Penney, Jr.; 30, H. A. Harder; 33, Rolf Ueland; 34, L. C. Bradley, Jr., J. M. Rankin; 35, S. S. Spiro, Norman Smith; 30, C. V. Ryan, Jr.; 38, Nathan Hyman, Joseph Greenberg...
Also compositions for the George Arthur Knight Prize of $75 for the best composition in instrumental music must be handed in today, to Dr. A. T. Davison. Preference will be given for compositions for string quartettes or trios, though works with piano accompaniment may compete...
...Faculty at University 4 by 5 o'clock today. Competitors for the Lloyed McKim Garrison Prize must band in their poems today; essays for the Prize of the Harvard Club of North China and for the Harvard Menorah Society Prize are also due today. Compositions for the Boott and Knight Prize in Music must be turned in today as well as the theses of candidates for the degree of Ph.D. in 1920 in the Divisions of Ancient Languages, of Modern Languages, and of History, government, and Economics. All candidates for Second Year Honors must have their applications in today...
...after each performance. The musical synopsis is as follows: ACT I. Scene 1. 1. Ella, Ella, Opening Chorus 2. Blue Blood Blues, "Efficiency" Jones 3. What Sort of a Hero, Ella 4. Let Me Have You Near Me, "Stuffy" Danforth 5. Someone to Cuddle, Ella and "Efficiency" 6. Your Knight, "Stuffy" and Ella Scene 2. 7. Maid for Me, "Spike" Maloney 8. He'll Wait, Ella 9. Say, You Couldn't Hold Me Back, "Stuffy" ACT II. Scene 1. 10. Sympathetic Strike, Opening Chorus 11. Just a Bit of Jazz, "Efficiency" 12. All That's Golden Does Not Glitter, "Stuffy...
...though principal characters in the story held the public eye, while the major figures in the world's history appeared and disappeared in the background. Yet there is more historical truth, more conviction, more delineation of character in Louis XI's treatment of Pierre Gringoire and in the Black Knight's actions in the lists below Rowena than in Buckingham's entire intrigue with Anne of Austria as set forth in twenty-four pages of Mr. Sabatini's accurate, documented, though colorless narrative...