Word: sings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Osborne is especially famous as the founder of the Mutual Welfare League, which he organized in 1911 when he was warden of Sing Sing Prison. He first spent a week in Auburn prison as a convict under the name of "Tom Brown." and the knowledge gained thereby, coupled with the results of years of study of prison reform, caused him to organize the Mutual Welfare League among the prisoners...
...English Singers remain seated during their performance, and sing informally. Tonight they will give 25 numbers, singing a number of Old English motets and madrigals and several folk-songs. The concert, which is being given through the kindness of Mrs. F. S. Coolidge, was originally scheduled to take place in the Music Building, but has been shifted to Sanders Theatre...
Lawitz Melchior, Danish tenor, six feet high. Once his voice was baritone, but like Jean de Reszke's, it grew higher-He will sing Wagnerian roles...
Mesdames Flora Mann, Nallie Carson, and Lillian Berger, and Messrs. Norman Stone, Norman Notley, and Cuthbert Kelly comprise the personnel of the company. Among the more familiar numbers which they will sing are "Ispy Celia" and "Now is the month of maying...
Holka Polka. Continental operettas are presupposed to have good music. Sometimes they are favored with good voices. It was the peculiar perversity of this production to reverse the natural expectation. The brilliant voice of Orville Harrold is called upon to sing a score of rather ordinary quality. Assisting him was his daughter, Patti Harrold, of somewhat slighter voice and slighter figure. When these were not warbling, there were few bright spots, of which the humor...