Word: mikes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...original title, Rolling Along, when the insane little song called The Music Goes 'Round and Around, popularized by two Manhattan night club entertainers, became an overnight sensation (TIME, Jan. 20). Quick to take the bait, Columbia rechristened the picture, signed contracts with the entertainers Eddy Farley and Mike Riley, who were then generally supposed to be the song's composers,* flew them and four members of their troupe to Hollywood, built the picture to a climax in which they sing their song. The result was hustled into U. S. cinemansions last week...
...Harvard third line, with Al Dewey at center, Ben Hallowell and Mike Hovenanian at the wing positions, showed the improvement consistent with a week of heavy practice, and will be on trial for the next couple of weeks as a possible high-powered attack unit...
STOOGING for Gracie Allen, one of Ted Hu numerous radio chores, is at best confining ness for the man whose tongue and quick eye been ten years behind the mike. When given scope, as it is during the football season and in clubs, the tongue wins bordes of admirers s liberally with enemies. For example, when Ted Minnesota's 35 first stringers might be bench was at Princeton, or some such. Or when he t forked retort off-duty at critics or anyone else brushes with the man who has been ten years be the mile...
...course was chosen. The Camel Ca has brought him to the mike on Tuesday and T nights for a long time. Lately he has had a radio of his own-to tell of his ten years behind the College men during those ten years have learned be can do in letting them know just how their Maters are faring of a Saturday afternoon...
...appears that the famous "H" line of last year, with Ben Hallowell and Mike Hovenanian on the wings, and Al Dewey, who has shown startling improvement this year, in place of Holmes, might possibly stage a comeback to steal the show as it has done for the two preceding years. The diminutive Mike in the 1934 opener had the Eli defense completely buffaloed, scored three goals to lead Harvard to a 6-2 victory. And with Hallowell joining him again there is every reason to name Harvard's third line as a prospective dark horse thrill of this series...