Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...program is: Part One 1. Yale Banjo Club a. Yale Medley arranged by Austin 2. Harvard Glee Club a. My Bonny Lass Morley b. Chorus from "The Gondoliers" Sullivan 3. Harvard Banjo Club a. Medley arranged by Rice b. Up the Street Morse 4. Yale Glee Club a. College Medley b. The Land of the Sky Blue Water Cadman c. Autumn Sea Gericke Intermission Part Two 5. Harvard Mandolin Club a. Swing Song Barns b. Marcheta Schertsinger 6. Harvard Glee Club a. Full Fathom Five Ireland b. Football Songs 7. Yale Banjo Club a. Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa...
Group one: (a) My Bonny Lass Thomas Morley (b) Chorus from "The Gondoliers" Sir Arthur Sullivan Group two: (a) The Fathom Five John Ireland (b) Football Songs Fair Harvard Words by Samuel Kilman 1811 The Banjo Club (a) 1923 Review arranged by Rice (b) Up the Street Morse The Mandolin Club (a) Swing Song Barnes (b) Marcheia Scherizinger The University Orchestra (a) A specialty number...
Among the 96 Washington correspondents worthy of the Senatorial toga are: Carter Field, Charles Michelson, David Lawrence, Mark Sullivan, Harold Phelps Stokes, William Hard, Richard V. Oulahan, Louis Seibold, John W. Owens, Arthur S. Henning, Theodore G. Joslin, Robert Barry, Frederic W. Wile, Edward E. Whiting, J. Fred Essary, Gus J. Karger, Charles S. Albert, Roy A. Roberts, Samuel G. Blythe...
...eleven years ago with his family. When he reached the age of employment-an early age-he went to work for his brother, Nazareth, a shoemaker. But Antonio became only an indifferent cobbler. He learned to sole a shoe only passably, and regarded the putting on of O'Sullivan and Cat's Paw heels a sad bore. He had a great passion for Caruso records, and at times when he should have been hammering and stitching he cranked a phonograph and listened, rapt. At his work he always sang...
Secretary Weeks is often described as being in appearance typical of the War Department. Not dashing, his is the warfare of defense. " His big and shining dome looks like a fortress," says Mark Sullivan, famed Washington observer...