Word: proctors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...itinerary for the spring trip of "Laugh It Off", includes four benefit performances. The first of these will be given in Newark, New Jersey, at Proctor's Theatre Roof on April 21 for the Princeton Triangle Club Theatre Fund...
...owned and -operated saxophones over the sleep of the undergraduate masses has flourished diurnally, or rather nocturnally, to the point where mob action has at last interfered and set a precedent. The Riot Act has been read to yodelling Rheinharts, operatic understudies, and ragtime virtuosi. The day of the proctor and yard cop is obviously past, for the undergraduate has discovered he himself is a splendid disciplinarian, and he takes a decided pleasure in his office. Gilbert and Sullivan might well have said, "When constabulary duty's to be done, to be done, the student's lot is quite...
...informal dance at 28 Plympton Street, sanctioned, it was said, by the Proctor of Russell Hall, was broken up by four uniformed policemen shortly after midnight last night. The attention of the officers had been attracted by a barrage of ink bottles, rocks, victor records, that had been hurled at the dancing revellers by the sleepy occupants of the nearby dormitories...
Wednesday, April 15, Graduates' night at the Hasty Pudding Clubhouse; April 10 and 17, public performances at Cambridge in the Hasty Pudding Clubhouse; April 18, Northampton at the Academy of Music; April 20, Philadelphia, in the Ballroom of the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel; April 21, Newark, on Proctor's Theatre Roof...
Died. Addison G. Proctor, 87, "only 7 surviving delegate to the Convention which nominated Abraham Lincoln Republican candidate for President in 1860;" in Chicago, of exhaustion following speeches which he made on and before Lincoln's birthday...