Word: sing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Chorus will sing with the Concert Orchestra in Symphony Hall at the Harvard Summer School Night at the Pops, Thursday, July 16, and there will be a concert with the Summer School Orchestra in Sanders Theatre on Tuesday evening, August...
...Choir composed of Summer School students will sing at the Sunday services and at morning prayers in the Memorial Church. Members of the Choir receive a small compensation for their services. Those interested should apply to Mr. Woodworth in Sever 11 on Monday, June 29, between 3 and 6 o'clock...
...hand to sing old Scottish scolding ballads was Mrs. Lyda Messer Caudill, who says she is a hillbilly descendant of Mary Queen of Scots. Bud Oney, mighty, black-mustached blacksmith of Long Horn Hollow, fiddled Cherokee Girl, Lost Indian, other lively tunes. Youngest headliner was Bud McCoy, 4. whose family feuded bitterly for 57 years with the West Virginia Hatfields. Announcing numbers in her mountain dialect was tiny, thin-lipped Author Jean Thomas (Blue Ridge Country), the "traipsin' woman," who started collecting folk songs while she "traipsed"' over the mountains as a circuit court reporter, then founded...
...Songwriter Cohan's accidental partnership with Sam H. Harris (Richard Whorf), his ambiguous first meeting with his future wife (Joan Leslie), who came backstage while young Cohan was playing his mother's father in Buffalo, N.Y. "I'm 18," she confided to the "old man". "I sing and I dance and I'm going to New York! Should I?" There are also the old songs (The Yankee Doodle Boy, 45 Minutes From Broadway, So Long Mary, Mary's A Grand Old Name, etc.) still ringing clear...
Myron Oppenheimer and Vern K. Miller will next offer a series of "Undergraduate Sketches." The Concert will then be resumed by the Glee Club, which will sing a negro spiritual, "Sit Down Servant," with Drue King '43, vice-president-elect of the club, as leader; Bachchanale from "La Belle Helene," by Offenbach; and Chorus from "The Yeoman of the Guard," by Sullivan...