Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...opera to be presented is "The Little Trooper," which was first produced at the New York Casino early in the season. It is an adaptation from the French of Raymond and Hars; the original version is called "The Twenty-Eight Days of Clairette," and it achieved a phenomenal success in Paris when presented there two years ago. The adaptation to the American stage has been most cleverly made by Clay M. Greene. Miss Fox is accompanied by a company of seventy people; the chorus numbers fifty. All the original magnificent scenery, costuming and effects which were used in the original...
...ball went to Harvard on downs at her 20-yard line, and Whittemore tried left end without success. Then the ball was lost on downs. Pennsylvania was playing a superb game, while the Harvard men seemed to be weakening...
Parker W. Whittemore '95, of Roslindale, halfback, came from the Boston Latin School. He is the captain of the baseball team, and has won a reputation on the nine. Last year he played on his class eleven, and was tried on the 'varsity squad without much success. He has been playing only a month this year. Age 22, height 5 ft. 9 1-2 in., weight...
...success of the H. U. C. A. road race held Nov. 19 has decided the association to hold another race in December. The date will be fixed somewhere between the seventh and twelfth, when it is hoped the roads will be frozen and well smoothed down...
...will be held in New York in the week beginning Dec. 26. Harvard will be represented by two players and two substitutes chosen from the following men: S. M. Bal ou, L. B. Shoenfeld, W. L. Van Kleeck, H. Lewis, and G. S. Mumford. Harvard's chances of success are good, as Hymes of Columbia, who has made the highest scores for the past two years, will not play this year...