Word: puddingers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Under the circumstances, Harvard became liberal. The Gold Coast was reclaimed from river swamp and turned over to the newspapers, the Pudding branched out into mock trials, rowdy burlesques of classics now no better remembered than-their parodies, ultimately into musical skits (see Owen Wister) and so by the laws...
A great deal may happen in 129 years. Did, in fact. The Pudding was founded 129 years before Massachusetis Hall caught fire and an officer of the College, seeking refuge from the smoke in the upper halls, and appearing at a window, was urged to jump into a blanket. The...
And-now the Pudding, on the eve of taking in boarders, has given "Who's Who". . . . it is very good.
Never mind whether it "may be compared in finish with the best of the Broadway productions"--it may not. It is a Pudding show, obliged at times to stick inside the limitations of the current ritual of honky-tonk, but for the most part fresh as no Broadway show will...
The reverberating applause of Last night's performance is not to be taken as a guide. It is traditional at graduate's night that every number shall be recalled for every possible encore, every female star (and especially the entrance of the debutante chorus) shall be greeted by whinnies from...