Word: lights
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Next day before the 300 proceeded to Cologne, hip flasks filled with cognac were presented to all members of the party, after they had been led by candle light through miles of wine cellars. A ballet of genuine Rhine maidens subsequently performed in one of the great cellars. Mrs. James Walker, wife of the Mayor of New York City, and an honorary member of the hotel-tour said: "This beer is the best I ever tasted...
These are the plays which, in the light of metropolitan criticism, seem most important...
Mary Ellis-the erstwhile Rose-Marie, who eschewed light opera for straight acting in The Dybbuk -is blindingly decorative in the lead and unfailingly true to the spirit of her task...
...monument of stone. Last week his son announced that he would build another memorial, one more worthy of his father. The son is Arthur Hammerstein, famed Manhattan theatrical producer, son of Oscar, famed impresario. He will erect a "Temple of Music," 15 stories high, to be used for light operas and musical shows "of a distinctive type." It will be at the corner of Broadway and 53rd St., with a seating capacity of 1,200, built with some $2,000,000 of the profits from Rose-Marie. In the lobby will stand a life-size figure of the elder Hammerstein...
Dudley Merrill '26, stroke of this year's light weight crew, stroked the Crimson to its first victory two years ago and again set the pace for the victorious Harvard crew last year...