Word: performer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...whether we have gone into one appendage of the League or whether we have gone into the League-once we are in, we are in. ... And when we are in, then, of course, all the internationalists of this land will tell of the necessity that exists for us to perform our moral obligations and, if necessary, become a part of the intrigue, the controversies, the broils and . . . ultimately the wars on the other side of the ocean...
Franklin P. Whitbeck '35 and Edward R. Sargent '36 will give several specialties on the banjo, and Harvard's Chicago Quartet, a student club, will also perform...
...character and ability. . ." This crowd, by the way, is being partly supported by one of the biggest conservative bankers that ever issued a note. . . This bright-young-men-in-the-government stuff is O.K., but you never see in print what specific reforms they think are necessary. Someone would perform a great service if they'd get out a definite plan for reform. Then the good man Friday of the New Deal would have something to oppose. As it is, he just smiles safely behind the smoke screen of those reformers who speak in terms of glittering generalities...
...Amid heartbreaking tension the vast State Opera filled to bursting. All correspondents were shut out. Everyone inside was sworn to utter secrecy. An hour and a half later the Opera disgorged. That night it filled again with the same secrecy-sworn galaxy of leaders. They heard Tannhauser sung. To perform by special command of Der Reichsjilhrer, beauteous Prima Dona Maria Mueller, half German and half Czech, had been all but jerked off the boat on, which she was about to sail to Manhattan's Metropolitan...
With first trials scheduled for Friday, the Dramatic Club has started work on its winter activity, the portrayal of the male role in a modern version of "Tobi as and the Angel," by James Bridie, which the Play Production Class of Wellesley will perform at Wellesley on March...