Word: successful
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...concert of the Musical Club in the Fogg Lecture Room last night was a marked success, all the pieces being exceptionally well rendered. R. F. Gardiner '06 played "Valse mignonne," by A. M. Hurlin '06, excellently on the flute, and the rendering of the Bach-Aria on the violin by M. Grunberg '07 was exceptionally good. H. L. Murphy '08 sang very well, although at first the piano accompaniment was rather too loud for his voice. The songs which he sans best were those written by H. Hagedorn, Jr., '07, with music by A. M. Hurlin '06. L. M. Hall...
...team this year has to be developed almost entirely from new material it is essential that all men of tried and untried ability attend this meeting. Winter work is very important in the development of the team and the success of the University team next spring may depend upon the interest taken in the work during the winter. In order to interest as many men as possible a thorough canvass of the University has been made, and already over 500 men have signified their intentions of coming out for the winter work...
...Weiner, of the department of Slavic languages, is planning to have Tolstoi's "Powers of Darkness" presented in Russian in Sanders Theatre by a company of Russian players. As originally planned the play was to have been given early next month, but it has been postponed until January. The success of the plan depends entirely upon the amount of subscriptions that can be raised for bringing the company to Cambridge, and Professor Weiner is now working to raise the necessary subscriptions...
Saturday for the first time in the history of the Harvard Dining Association ladies were entertained at dinner in Memorial Hall. The experiment proved in every was a great success. At twelve o'clock all of the 836 seats were taken. The hall was decorated with palms, Harvard and Yale flags, and red and blue electric lights. Carnations were furnished for each plate. The music, which was by Kanrich's orchestra, included all the popular football songs...
...Tragedy arose from the choral songs in honor of the god Dionysus, the dramatic part being an addition of later years. In Aeschylus the chorus plays an especially important role, as it is almost the equivalent of an actor. Singing, dancing, and dramatic ability are all necessary for the success of the part played by the twelve men of the chorus...