Word: performer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Band will perform at the Middlebury game next Saturday and will march on the field between the halves...
...migrate to Cambridge in the wake of their football team. Five cheer leading will combine their forces in an effort to get a good response from the rooters. Between the halves the visitors will entertain the spectators with a snake dance as the University Band will be unable to perform...
...program will be opened and closed by piano solos by C. D. Leonard 1G., while H. R. Shoomaker 1G, will perform some feats in magic. B. Mc K. Henry '24, the present President, will explains the organization of the Phillips Brooks House to the men. R. D. Hutchinson 1G, chairman of the executive committee of the Graduate Schools Society, will proabte...
...maximum, in fact, the double use of school equipment. This is most appealing to school boards who have more pupils than seats to set them on. The cry goes up: " Show us a way to educate children without letting them sit down! " The Gary system does not exactly perform this miracle. It is a type of cafeteria education, self-service. Its theory is that children will consume more educational pabulum if let choose their edibles by themselves than if served with a table d'hote curriculum. The hours are 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. But the children...
Broadcasting costs money. There are mechanical expenses to begin with. At first important musicians and verbal entertainers were willing to perform gratis for broadcasting, in consideration of the advertising. But soon, when nearly everybody had sung into the radio, the advertising value diminished. All that the radio companies could get were third-rate performers. They turned on the phonograph for the radio. That made the affair ridiculous. They have not done it so much lately. Protective organizations for musicians demanded pay for radio service. Orchestras still continue to allow the broadcasting of their concerts. At big sporting events spoken reports...