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Whenever the Pudding has what its producers consider a small hit, it will enthusiastically hit the road on all sorts of grand tours. In 1913, "Panamania" was good enough to merit such a junket and the Pudding sent it off on an ambitious tour covering practically every state west of the Rockies. A newspaper review told of the show's termination in Chicago...
Loosely adapted from Watters & Hopkins' play, Burlesque, which ran on Broadway in 1927, Swing High, Swing Low somehow fails to give the spectacle of a wind instrument expert keeping a stiff upper-lip the emotional intensity which it no doubt deserves. Songs like Panamania and I Hear a Call to Arms, by Al Siegel and Sam Coslow, are appealing but hardly likely to be rated as classics by addicts of swing music. Vastly over-ballyhooed by Paramount, the picture's chief virtues are providing pretty Carole Lombard with a few comedy lines almost up to the standard...
Other revolutionists soon entered the Presidential Palace from the rear and surprised guards posted there. After some further bang-banging, three guards and two Panamania revolutionists lay dead...
Following is the program for Harvard Night at the Pop Concert in Symphony Hall this evening: 1.March, Soldiers Field, R. K. Fletcher '07 2. Waltz, Espana, Waldteufel 3. Selections from "Panamania," the 1913 Hasty Pudding Show, F. R. Hancock '12, T. M. Spelman '13 and V. Friedley '14 4. (a) March "Marianna," C. S. Perley '13 (b) March "Harvardiana," S. B. Steele '11 5. Selections from "The Stymie," the 1913 Pi Eta Play, R. L. Blaikie '14 and W. Faulkner '14 6. American Fantasy, (Organ, Mr. Marshall) Herbert 7. (a) Valse "Coppelia," Delibes (b) Bedouin Song, Foote (Harvard Glee Club...
...last two performances of the Hasty Pudding Club play, "Panamania," will be given in the Ball Room of the Hotel Astor Monday, and Tuesday evenings at 8.15 o'clock. Tickets for these presentations are on sale at Tyson's and at the Harvard Club, New York. Floor seats will be $2.50; boxes holding six persons, $20; and grand tier boxes, holding eight persons...