Word: leopold
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...imminent collapse, came last week when two monarchs, Peter of Yugoslavia and George of Greece, hobbled far away from their thrones. Each uttered as he fled the anguished formulas of determination-echoes of words spoken in varying degrees of clarity by other monarchs in other defeats, by Haakon, Leopold, Wilhelmina, Boris, Carol...
...Divinity Field Tennis Courts at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Harvard's entries will be Jim Jenkins, Captain Sonny Lyell, Homer Peabody, Orme Wilson, Russ Ellis, Howie Ezell, Don Daniels, and Aubrey Gould. Dartmouth's racquet-wielders include Harold Eckardt, Captain Stacy Hill, Arthur Cohen, Frederick Leopold, Lawrence Austin, and Charles Willis with Al Speare as an alternate. Harvard defeated M. I. T. 9-0, Columbia 7-2, St. John's 7-3, and lost to Army 6-3, while this will be the opening match for Dartmouth...
Birthdays. Princess Elizabeth, heiress presumptive to the throne of Great Britain, quietly, her 15th. Commander in Chief Adolf Hitler, with his armies in the Balkans, his 52nd (see p. 22). Brazil's President Getulio Vargas, in whose honor 1,000 new schoolhouses were opened, his 58th. Maestro Leopold Stokowski, promising to leave Army bands for his Philadelphia orchestra "after the present national crisis is past," his 59th. Actress May Robson, a guest at a special screening of her 60th picture (Million Dollar Baby), her 76th...
Jesse Ehlich '46 of Winthrop House and New York City has received notice from the All-American Youth Orchestra that he has been selected from 3,000 competing artists to play the cello under baton of Leopold Stokowski this summer...
Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E Flat Major (Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski, with Oboist Marcel Tabuteau, Clarinetist Bernard Portnoy, Bassoonist Sol Schoenbach, Hornist Mason Jones; Victor; 8 sides; $4.50). A sweet, 18th-Century woodwind "bash" (jam session), spotlighting the pure purlings and tootlings of Philadelphia's high-priced soloists...