Word: spoke
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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About 60 men were heard yesterday afternoon in the first trials for parts in the fall play of the Dramatic Club, "The Perverseness of Pamela." Each candidate spoke for about five minutes before the judges. The trials will be continued tomorrow...
Over 100 members of the University were present at the first open meeting of the Dramatic Club, held in the Territorial Room of the Union last evening. Professor G. P. Baker '87 spoke on the work of the club and its place among other dramatic organizations of the amateur and professional stage. He emphasized the importance of the club as a school for future actors and producers. Many prominent members of the theatrical profession today were, as undergraduates of the University, members of this club...
President Lowell also spoke on the prospect of the University possibilities in the next fifty years...
...marked by the largest impromptu football parade which has been held for many years. Over 2.500 men were in line, and they were headed by the cheer leaders and a band. Red torches were lighted before the parade halted in front of the gymnasium. Captain Wilson and Coach Sheviln spoke amid what the Yale News called "the most tremendous enthusiasm show in years...
President Lowell, Dean Scott of the Law School, and Professor Felix Frankfurter L. '06, addressing a gathering of the members of the first-year law class in the Union last evening, emphasized the great need of the law trained man in the present international crisis and spoke on the advantages to students of mingling freely with each other...