Word: schine
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...drum, which the army wanted to use for storing flying fortresses during the war, will be out on the field for the first time since 1942 at the Yale game, G. David Schine '49, leader of the Harvard University Band, said yesterday. The drum, which requires a special truck to transport it, is pulled by two men and beaten...
...Schine also said that he hopes to be able to pull off some stunts, possibly in collaboration with the Dramatic Club, which will remind people of the old days. The nature of these shenanigans he can not disclose, but he indicated that efforts would be made to leave the Yale Bowl intact...
...David Schine '49, leader and drum major of the University band, Sunday night confirmed rumors that his musicians would not only be out on the Yale gridiron on December 1, but would be in New York the night before to serenade the Harvard club there. Schine stated that he would probably take 60 men with him on the Eli excursion. He also announced that he had secured enough accommodations for that number at the Astor Hotel in New York...
Resuming its power form, for the first time in over three years, the Harvard University Band will appear at the Navy Sub Base game on Saturday, manager and leader David Schine '49, announced yesterday. The band will march and drill to form letters...
Biggest deal so far this season came when J. Myer Schine acquired the swanky, 300-room Roney Plaza Hotel, 18 years old, from Papal Marquis George MacDonald. The price: $1,601,000. Terms: cash. The deal was interesting: when the famed Roney Plaza opened in 1926, J. Myer Schine was strictly nobody. In 1918 he opened his first movie theater modestly in Gloversville, N.Y. It was an old roller-skating rink which he converted with a borrowed $1,500. Last week Schine, now owner of a chain of some 150 theaters in New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Delaware and Maryland, lolled...