Word: organisms
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock, Dr. Davison '06 will give another of his series of organ recitals in Appleton Chapel. The recital will be open to the public and will be followed by four more, on February 24, March 31, April...
...Significance. Mr. Isman's narrative is like an old music-hall tune played on a street organ. On and on it jingles, sad and gay, the song of the lives of those two derbied, Semitic Pierrots who still posture sadly, gayly, under a calcium moon...
Professor A. T. Davison '05 will give an organ recital this afternoon at 5 o'clock in Appleton Chapel under the auspices of the Division of Music. The program to be played by Professor Davison follows: Prelude in B Minor Bach Prelude in D Major Bach Prelude and Fugue in G Major Bach Canon in B Minor Schumann Fugue in D Major Bach Canon in F-Sharp Major Merkel Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor Bach...
...come to Senators, many from the South. They were obliged in most cases to say that copies could not be had, which was true. But such answers were not likely to appease their constituents who may have suspected that the Senators wished to suppress the document. The National Republican, organ of the Republican Party, printed the speech almost in full. It was reported that the Republicans were planning to print and distribute a million copies of the document. The result is likely to be a much greater hearing for Mr. Dial's withdrawn remarks than ever they would have...
...were certain metal boxes, each topped with a keyboard of sliding buttons. Before the concert began, a man made a speech. He was Thomas Wilfred, Danish singer, who invented the instrument so curiously composed of the metal boxes, the great screen. He explained his invention, the Clavilux or light-organ, that makes symphonies of colors. Then he played...