Word: touring
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Excellent material among the new men, especially the Freshmen, has given the Band much cause to expect a highly successful season. On November 15 between thirty and forty men will go to Princeton to represent the University at the football game. The tour manager is at present arranging a western trip which will take place next spring, but as yet no announcement is ready to be made public...
...will have an opportunity to get some practical experience in the way concerts are managed. Every candidate that shows ability will be taken on some of the shorter Glee Club trips during the year. The Club will take no Christmas trip this season, but is arranging a tour during the April recess...
Among the plans for the coming year, a trip to Cleveland during the Christmas holidays is being arranged. Several of the officers of the club this summer visited cities which will be included in the proposed tour. The booking has been entirely tentative, however, since permission has not been obtained as yet from the College authorities...
...foremost chemists of all time, her visit to this country has been one round of applause. We Americans have a way of exhausting our distinguished visitors with an elaborate program of events, accompanied by crowds of curious onlookers. Even the Prince of Wales, it is said, found his American tour as strenuous as any exercise he knew. Madame Curie has been subject to the same American treatment. Hospitality, however, is much better overdone than underdone; whence the University's aim to give Madame Curie as warm a welcome as she has received anywhere...
...Club's European trip is unusual. Several athletic teams from Harvard have crossed the Atlantic, and the football team has travelled to the Pacific Coast, but these journeys dwindle beside the mileage contemplated by the Glee Club. Much more unusual, however, is the fact that it is undertaking this tour on the official invitation of the French Government, something unique in the history of Harvard, if not of any American institution. Add to these a third feature, that the Club is paying its own way and intends to give the receipts of its concerts to charity, and the trip becomes...