Word: tigers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...photography by Ernest Schoedsack, who helped to make Chang. Though it is nontalking except for occasional voices explaining the action, Rango is not a travelog but has a proper scenario. An old Sumatran hunter and his son have gone into the interior to rid the country of tigers. The struggle of these two humans against the jungle is a parallel of the struggle of an orangutan and its child, and this parallel contributes the story. The orangutan is remarkable because it is so similar to man, and in this picture the relationship is derogatory to neither branch of the species...
...discarded for more rational formulas of behavior, there is always a reactionary roar. Yale's new policy has its advantages and its drawbacks to Yale's opponents, but its eventual benefits to Yale are unquestioned. Under the old system, the Blue emerged from a hard tussle with the Tiger with only one week to prepare for its closing game with the Crimson. Granted that in Holy Cross, Harvard had an equally damaging opponent, the fact remains that recent Yale elevens have been rather regularly beaten by Harvard...
...brows of Tiger Clemenceau, possibly the greatest atheist who ever lived, contracted and he banged his fist upon the table...
...Damn your brother!" he roared, and upon this broadminded basis Foch accepted the Tiger's flattering offer. Later, on one of Clemenceau's famed dashes to the front, he arrived at the headquarters of the Generalissimo, only to be told that Foch was kneeling in a nearby tent at Mass...
...meeting in at least one minor sport between the schools was guaranteed when the rugby schedule, released yesterday, revealed that the Tiger team would play here on April 4 and the Crimson team at Princeton on May 9. It will be the first time that rugby teams between the two colleges have...