Word: stuffs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This year, however, the news columns of the CRIMSON have been made to sizzle betimes with stories concerning the Ku Klux Klan at Harvard and other such stuff as dreams are made on. Good judgment, we think, would have counselled the omission of these lurid tales which proved to be without substantial foundation in fact. And good editorial judgment would also have indicated the waste-basket as the proper depositary for a letter which the CRIMSON printed a few days ago over the signature of an alleged alumnus whose name does not appear in the Alumni Directory. This letter, quite...
...performance is clean-cut and free from the sloppy femininity of which musical comedy lovers are guilty. His faithful retainer, Joe, impersonated by Hal Skelly, reminds us somewhat of Walter Catlett in "Sally", although he perhaps has not the latter's versatility. He gots away with some original stuff, and is really Irresistibly funny. His scenes with Maggie (Kitty Kelly) are among the best. Another member who adds a great deal to the general hilarity is Dallas Welford as Martin Frost. He is not on the stage half enough, but when he does come on, he is the center...
...well argued that since this country was constructed on Angle-Saxon principles, none but Angle-Saxon immigrants or Northern Europeans closely skin are proper stuff for our "melting pot". By eliminating the fallacious idea that the United States is a "melting pot" and the sentimental idea that every immigrant whatever ought to a welcomed in, the soundness of this argument is apparent. But the immigration law of 1920-1921, which attempted to put this into effect, generalized too far. In the first place, there are certainly individuals from southern Europe who are morally, mentally and physically fitted for citizenship, just...
...Annie and Abie's Irish Rose is The Swan by Franz Molnar. So fine it is that its torch advances immediately to the van of these 50 fitful flames of drama winking at each other across the New York night. Such plays as this give playwrights actors, directors stuff to dream on. It is a castle in Spain, captive and come abroad to display its graces to a murmuring world...
...magazines have revived, but they are badly done. They carry pictures of current events, fashions for women, and the usual "boilerplate " stuff...