Word: performer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Louis Wiley power was conjoined with goodness, masterfulness of intellect with kindliness of heart. This man had it within him not only to do with all his might whatever his hands found to do, but he was wont to perform his daily labors with the same grace and joyousness as a mother serves her beloved child. It was because of his rare gifts and disposition that Louis Wiley was able to overcome handicaps. . . . With such a nature, it was inevitable that he should regard the Press as a social agency and not as a personal vehicle...
...Paris, the International Tennis Federation voted 42-to-41 for a proposal- aimed at England's famed Fred Perry-to modify its rules to permit amateurs to perform in tennis cinemas...
...next to last concert on the winter term list, the Instrumental Clubs will perform tonight at 8.30 o'clock at the Milton Club. Featured on the program is a banjo duet by Edward R. Sargent '36 and Franklin P. Whitbeck...
...full orchestra will play under the direction of Malcolm H. Holmes '28. Ralph L. Kirkpatrick '31, is the guest soloist and will perform on the harpsichord. Kirkpatrick has made himself the outstanding harpsichord artist in the country...
...dark horse who had not yet shown his real paces. He placed in the money four years ago when his story, Many Thousands Gone, won a $5,000 prize. His collection of poems. Now With His Love, got him a good rating on form. Last week bystanders saw him perform for the first time on the full-length course of a novel. Slow over the first hurdles, he picked up in the straightaway, came home in style...