Word: schooled
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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NameClass Position Age Wt. Ht. School Barrett, J. E. '30 Tackle 28 188 6 Worcester Batchelder, B. L. '31 Back 21 172 6.2 Milton Burns, B. C. ocC End '32 187 5.11 Andover Cunningham, C. C. '22 Center 19 185 6.1 Milton Davis, F. S. '30 Tackle 21 185 6.1 Loomis Devens, C. '32 Back 19 180 6.1 Groton Douglas, J. G., Jr. '30 End 31 185 6.1 St. George's Faxon, R. M. '32 Tackle 20 185 6.3 Milton Gildes, J. H. '31 Center 20 183 6.0 Boston Latin Gilligan, T. W. '31 Back 20 182 6.0 Newton High...
Professor Francis Bowes Sayre of the Harvard Law School will speak on "Religion and Life Today" at Phillips Brooks House tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock...
...Reverend Charles Reynolds Brown, Dean of the Yale Divinity School, Emeritus, will conduct the services in Appleton Chapel tomorrow at 11 o'clock...
Then there is the college-musical or "Good News" type of film, of which "Sweetie"--where the action, as a matter of fact, takes place in a prep school, though the films have little interest in the difference--is considerably the best. In it the songs are introduced by making the hero an embryonic song writer and the heroine a chorus girl who inherited the school, and by letting the students sing and dance all over the place at social functions, at the Big Game and while Miss Helen Kane is supposed to be taking a music lesson...
...whole, however, it has been the more naturally cinematic films with music that have been successful. "The Dance of Life," which is the screen edition of the play "Burlesque," is typical of this school and really set the model for it. The vogue has been so successful that such wildly inferior pictures as "Broadway Scandals," "Jazz Heaven," and "The Song of Love," while far from smash hits, seem likely to show a profit merely because they meet that popular demand for song and dance with a touch of the Laugh, Mrs. Clown, Laugh manner...