Word: malcolm
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...result of the preliminary tryouts this week, Malcolm H. Holmes '28, conductor of the Pierlan Sodality, has provisionally accepted 25 men. Still in demand are players of the double bass, the bassoon; and the obee. The orchestra enters its one hundred and twenty-eighth season under the management of Austin Ivory, 2GB, and James T. Morrisson...
These trials will be held in the Music Building from 7.15 to 9 o'clock. Each man will be asked to play a piece he already knows. Then Malcolm H. Holmes '28, the conductor, will give him a composition to play on sight. Each trial will take about five minutes. Orchestral experience will not be necessary for acceptance...
...oldest musical organization in the United States, the Pierian Sodality of 1808 has a long list of concerts and makes several trips during the year to other colleges and as the guest of other musical groups, besides playing at local clubs and auditoriums. It is under the direction of Malcolm H. Holmes...
When, in 1922, he first made up his mind to travel faster on land than anyone else, Sir Malcolm Campbell immediately found himself faced by a corollary problem: where to do it? He spent five years inspecting beaches & deserts, finally picked out Daytona Beach, Fla. as the place best suited to his purposes. Wind and rain last spring delayed his sprint for weeks, finally prevented Sir Malcolm from making more than a picayune world's record of 276 m.p.h. He began the search again. Whether or not Sir Malcolm Campbell decides he wants to go faster in the future...
...leave a fresh, white, marble-smooth surface in the spring. There is no dust. Moisture in the salt cools friction-heated tires. The salt's resistance minimizes skidding. There are two concentric circular tracks at Bonneville, one twelve and a half miles around, the other ten. For Sir Malcolm a 13-mile straightaway was laid out near the Western Pacific Railroad tracks which cross the flats from east to west...