Word: shadows
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Said one participant later: "There is not the slightest shadow of a doubt in my mind that Eisenhower is running for President. There isn't any doubt either that he seized upon this occasion to register that impression with Pennsylvania political leaders...
Under the shadow of skepticism, the HYRC has not ceased to set up further targets. The next step: a Radcliffe branch, under the temporary direction of Arthur W. Bingham, III '51, assistant publicity director...
Tomaso shook his head and walked on. Suddenly a shadow came abreast of him. It was the steam roller, slow, driverless. Tomaso saw that there were dark stains on the white rollers. They were bloodstains. Fifty yards behind, three-year-old Rose Delauney, playing with her doll on the sidewalk, cried: "Come quick, papa. Come quick. Monsieur bleeds...
Both Coward and Miss Lawrence recover them, selves completely in the final "Shadow Play," easily the most engaging of the evening's offerings. A combination of deft music and engaging dances makes such songs as the lifting "You Were There" the strongest features of a convincing fantasy. Coward, writing for Miss Lawrence, is consistently excellent as he always is when he has his players in mind. It is unformatted that he does not play opposite her as in the original production, for although Graham Payn is a competent imitator of Coward, Coward performing Coward still seems to be the happiest...
...were in the valley of the shadow of death in that second period," Harlow added after the game. "Gannon, O'Donnell and Glynn were all injured. If they hadn't come back . ." But apparently the Lord was with the Crimson, for the final score read Harvard 13, Brown...