Word: macmahon
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Bijou, West 45th St.,--Aline MacMahon gives an impelling performance in this Eugene O'Neil play of a farmhouse, which does not hurt quite as much as "Desire under the Elms" but is quite as forceful...
...hill for a last earthly vision of the horizon that had always beckoned to him. Dead, he enters who can say what felicity? The production is beautiful. After doing the Babbitts for almost a year, Robert Keith covers himself with glory as the dreamer of the hill. Aline MacMahon, woodenly hopeless, is the woman who saved neither others nor herself...
Last spring Technology was able to take only four first places, and all of the winners, Bawden, Dandrow, MacMahon, and Spitz, are now ineligible for the team. Moreover the Tech yearlings last year were none too strong. As a result, the teams that will meet on Saturday seem to possess almost equal strength. What the Crimson has gained by the two meets on the spring trip is in part counter-balanced by the fact that the M. I. T. runners will hold the contest on their own field. To quote Mr. H. C. Pierce, captain of the 1920 Tech track...
Romig of Penn State has made the best time in the two-mile grind so far this year, doing it in 9 minutes 29 seconds at the Colgate games, and if he can come anywhere near it on Saturday he should capture the title. MacMahon of M. I. T., and Brown of Cornell, brother of last year's winner, have both been doing under 9 minutes 40 seconds, and this indicates that they have the ability to place well...
...Mile Run.--Won by W. H. MacMahon (T.); second, H. M. Mahon '22 (H.); third, R. E. Hendrie-(T.). Time, 9 minutes 37 1-5 seconds...