Word: singing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Glee Club will give a concert at 8 o'clock tonight at the Waldorf Theatre at Lynn under the auspices of the Harvard Club of Lynn and the Lynn Y. M. C. A. One hundred members of the club will sing under the direction of Dr. A. T. Davison...
...Weist '23, and C. H. Morgan 2nd '24, as Antony and Cleopatra, respectively, will sing "I Forgot to Kiss You Good-Bye". Following this, Weist will sing "Another Sister", with the Pony Ballet (L. F. Holmes '24, A. W. Dole '24, R. E. Stevens '24, A. R. Weed '25, W. W. Wood '24, L. J. Young '23). The entertainment will close with a rendering of the hit of the show "When Nero Played His Fiddle in a Roman Cabaret", by L. F. Holmes '24 and E. S. Pinkham...
...years ago if anyone had asserted that the Harvard Glee Club should one day give a joint concert with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in New York, he would have met only with laughter. Glee clubs were groups of college men who could sing songs after a fashion, and who liked to dance after every performance. Nothing further was expected of them...
...Ilford murder trial and "the queue" was outside the "Old Bailey" in London. In America such a statement would be merely a matter of passing interest and amusement to most mortals, and only for a few reformers and very respectable dailies would "the whole furore" become a "noxious sing of the hysteria of the times...
...name across the sky in more and more alarming capitals. Already the scheme of a "traffic cop for the air" is out of the musical comedy stage, as anyone will agree who has heard the exquisite discords emanating from the "magnavox",--the lady in Wellesley Hills trying to sing, the trio in Newark on the piano and two other instruments (to all intents and purposes a pair of steam calliopes), and the gentleman in Wilmington who wishes to talk about the natural development of cucumbers. The general effect is something between water disappearing from the kitchen sink, a street...