Word: tatter
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...Tatt" (Richard Tattersall) may well have turned in his grave last week. When he founded in 1766 what has become "Tatter-sail's," the most famous horse race betting ring in England, no such pink, blue and green tickets had been thought of as were sold by "bookies" throughout Britain for the first time last week...
...formation of an American Labor Party. Proposals to join the Farmer-Labor Party and the Workers' Party were rejected. The tatter's overtures were called a move to strengthen Communism, based on " dishonest motives and secret aims...
...song, "Jimmy Jinks," and the "Typical Topical Song." If the text is good, the music is fully worthy of it. As usual it is light and pretty. It is hard to say which numbers are the best, but those which received most applause were the duet between Mirabelle and Tatter and the final chorus in the first act, the opening chorus in the second act, and the monk's song in the last...
...wrote several of the songs, a good part of the success of the play is due to him. H. Schurz '97, as Robert of Alles shows exceptional dramatic talent. He is at his best in the burlesque specialty on the Prisoner of Zenda. A. H. Parker '97, as Tatter de Malion, the disguised king, also deserves a great deal of credit...
...gentleman who found the heart. Dan de Lion, L. B. Valentine '97. In search of the lost heart and incidentally the accompanying fortune. Tatter de Malion, A. H. Parker...