Word: soloed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Although Nancy Fisher had a relatively minor part in the play, any discussion of the cast must be led by praise for her solo rendition of General Education in a Free Society. Two years ago, when the Annex first went in for these musical breaks, Miss Fisher did a number called I Know What Little Girls Are Made Of which still stands as the best single number in any Harvard or Radcliffe show. Although her material in the current edition does not match that song, her delivery is in the finest musical comedy style. Miss Fisher belongs on the stage...
Elbows flew wildly throughout the third period, as the Crimson put a sharp Brown goalie, Dave Halvorsen, to the test. Unfortunately he passed. Crimson wing George Chase left the ice with a stick cut over his ear, and after a solo drive by Norm Wood had been twarted by Halvorsen, Keefe and Bob Pettit combined again for the fourth Bruin score...
Rosemary got most of the solos because her voice was in the busiest range-Betty's was three notes lower. In 1946 she made her first solo recording, a long-winded little item called I'm Sorry I Didn t Say I'm Sorry When I Made You Cry Last Night. It so impressed the Pastor band managers, Joe Shribman and Charlie Trotta, that they became her personal managers. "You could feel heart in that record," says Shribman. Three years later they guided her into the big time: she got a contract with Columbia Records...
...five penalties to Northeastern's one, but floundered only once; the Huskies scored their second goal with Harvard a man short. Sharp defensive work by Jeff Coolidge, Tony Patton, Ed Mrkonich and Ned Almy made the difference. Not once did the Huskies shake loose a man on a clear solo shot...
...young virtuosos will compete for an opportunity to solo with the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra in the second annual concerto contest at 7 p.m. tonight in Paine Hall. Performers on six different instruments each play 12 minutes from the concerto of his choice...