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Funniest situation: Messrs. Haley & Silvers finding themselves recuperating from a- pair of dreadful hangovers in the same bed. Most amusing lyric, sung by Miss Merman in a levee resort...
...Holmes '28, will open its one hundred and twenty-fifth, anniversary concert season with a string orchestra concert at the Cantabrigia Club this afternoon. The program which will be given is as follows: Bach, Suite in B Minor for Flute and Strings; Holst, St. Paul's Suite; Grieg. Two Lyric Pieces (Herzwunden, Der Fruhling); Frescobaldi, Fugue in G Minor...
...deprecated, it is impossible to deny that from poetry and the poetic mind, prose can gain much to its advantage without losing its own character and strength. "Riverhead," a novel conceived as a novel, but conceived by a poet, who brings to prose, unconsciously perhaps, his lyric sensitiveness and intensity, is more than sufficient justification for this statement. it is a book that has elements of romanticism, realism, and humor, a combination as happy as it is rare in our time. it has a compact, simple, strong form; and a philosophic idea as its basis that ought to satisfy...
...attractions. Sophomoric rhapsodists can find much amusement in professors who tread hats and coats and the self respect of students with equal lack of fooling. The moronic intelligentsia works off the escape complex in a celluloid dosage of Will Rogers. H. T. P., whom the Vagabond admires, can wax lyric over the spire of Memorial Church, can weight the Church and Widener in the balance and find them not wanting, and can borrow the better puns of his admirers. There are those who listen to the radio, even unto the weather report. But at present the air of Massachusetts...
...Helen Morgan to take the part of Julie. No one from the vantage point of a piano top could carry the magnetic thrill of her personality to every member of the audience, as she sings that oddly sentimental song, "Bill," for which incidentally, P. G. Wodehouse, wrote the lyric...