Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...calling her Boss-Lady, 2) cannot bring herself to marry her lover (Warner Baxter) when divorce at last sets him free, 3) is attracted, to her own bewilderment, by a massively masculine cinemactor (Jon Hall). Asleep, she has spectacular dreams, complete with music. She consults a psychoanalyst (Barry Sullivan). In just four interviews he cures...
...Provence, France. The original of a Toulouse-Lautrec watercolor, her artistry was one of the risqué features of Paris of the '90s. In low neck and long black gloves she ranged from café songs to medieval ballads. She was received in England by Composer Sir Arthur Sullivan at Edward VII's request; in 1932 was dubbed a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor...
...group will then sing the final chorus from "Il Matrimonio Segreto," by Cimarosa, two Italian folk songs, two catches by Purcell, and "The March of the Peers," from Iolanthe," by Sullivan. After singing "Tarantella," written for the Yale Glee Club of 1937 by Randall Thompson and "Casey Jones," arranged for the Harvard Glee Club of 1939 by Edward B. Lawton '34, the Glee Club will conclude by singing "Father William," from Alice in Wonderland," written for last year's Harvard Glee Club by Irving G. Fine '37, who is now assistant conductor of the Glee Club...
...elaborate score, under the direction of S/sgt John Yoder, is primarily the work of Pfc George Reim. Two of the songs, "Love Has Its Moods" and "Where Have You Gone" sound like sure hits. Several of the scenes, in the Gilbert and Sullivan mood, are entirely sung, another point of departure of an Army show...
...more of the principals catch colds, the Boston weather does not let up, or R. H. Burnside does not call off two of the 18 straight performances scheduled, the best American Gilbert and Sullivan company for the last decade may be shot to blazes in the near future...