Word: programs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Dean Briggs praised the cause for which the carnival is being given and also the program itself. The text of his letter is as follows...
...possible exception, the best which the society has given". It contained several travesties of Wellesley traditions and customs, particularly a take-ff on the Wellesley crew which according to a Boston paper of that date "brought forth shouts of applause" from the audience. Officially named on the elaborate program as "A Comic Opera in Two Acts" the show made so great a hit that the "Herald" on the following day came out with the statement that "seldom has the Wellesley world roused itself to keener enjoyment and heartier abandonment than that of last evening...
...novel program has been arranged for this afternoon's performance. The new vocal unit will sing several selections and there will be a piano duet by J. L. Keleher '27 and Donald Frothingham '27. George B. Moynahan '26 will give a saxophone specialty, and an exhibition of clog dancing, as another feature of the performance...
...clock, under the leadership of M. Serge Koussevitzky. Alexander Borovsky, noted pianist, will be the soloist. Single tickets for the performance may be obtained at the University Book Store. The remaining concerts in the series will be given on February 5, 26, March 19, April 2 and 30. The program is as follows...
...Grossman '26 and Henry Scott '24 have composed the dance pieces which are sprinkled liberally throughout the show. The song lyrics are written by W. H. Harkness '24 and J. S. Murphy '25. The complete musical program follows...