Word: roofed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...following men report on trial as ticket-takers in front of the Locker Building at Soldiers Field at 2.45 P. M. today: J. W. Smith, C. D. Pinney, Jr., R. B. Varnum, R. L. White, W. B. Darling, W. C. Hoagland, W. E. Harris, H. W. Howe, O. M. Roof, L. M. Sibley. On chance; L. G. Miller, R. R. Miller, W. R. Wadden. CHARLES W. ALEXANDER, Head Ticket-Taker...
With no changes in the down-town theatres this week, the next new production scheduled for Boston is "The Midnight Whirl," which will open at the Shubert next Monday, fresh from the roof of the Century Theatre, New York. Bessie McCoy Davis, with some lively dances, is the leading attraction, but Winona Winter and Frank Fay, and a comely chorus complete a well-rounded production...
...Monday, March 29, "The Midnight. Whirl" will come to the Schubert direct from the roof of the Century Theatre in New York. In spite of the suggestion in the title, the entertainment will run on the usual afternoon and evening schedule...
...plan is only a temporary make-shift, and it has been some years since the crews have had to resort to it. although in former years they have used the Farragut Boat Club's house, this year they are unable to do so because the snow crushed in the roof and made the boat house unfit for present use. As soon as the Charles is open, however, the crews will resume regular practice without the inconvenience of going to Lynn...
...chance, as one man expressed it, "to get the dope on yourself" that could not have been offered by a small convention or through ordinary discussion. There was something remarkably imposing in the mere sight of seven thousand delegates representing all races and nationalities gathered under a single roof. That was one of the things which helped make the conference broad...