Word: vagabonders
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...This summer's repertory: Teresina, Rio Rita, Madame Sherry, The Chocolate Soldier, Good News, The Vagabond King, Sunny, The Beloved Rogue, The Cat and the Fiddle, The Desert Song, Roberta, Lady in the Window, a world première by Sigmund Romberg...
...will note by the head, this is supposed to be a Vagabond. Well, it is a Vagabond. Although I have never written one before, I have always thought they would be an awful lot of fun. Fortunately, our special writers have both left for the summer...
...first part of a Vagabond should arouse your interest by any tactics, clean or dirty. When the writer thinks you have been sufficiently inspired, he orders you to attend a class in Harvard 5 where you can hear more about it. This along with the Confidential Guide is the chief way in which the Faculty supports the CRIMSON. Trusting that I have now earned a free train ride on the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad, I would like you all to be at track 23. South Station at 10 o'clock this morning...
...pedigree of "that demmed elusive Pimpernel" is traced back five generations to the "Laughing Cavalier" whom Franz Hals painted, a Dutch vagabond and swaggerer, son of the merchant John Blake of Blakeney and a young Haarlem girl, Philippina. Percy's early life is described, and later the important part which he played in heckling the French Revolutionists. The first indication that the author's Percy Blakeney is going to turn out to be just what movie-goers of today think him, comes in the narrative during Percy's first day at Harrow, in his twelfth year...
...looked back and below and his heart quickened again. All the valley spread and undulated in miniature graciousness, remote, like a misty pool of gold in the late sun. An elfin land it seemed, sending up a teasing shower of elfin bells from the moving sheep. Irresistibly drawn, the Vagabond began his descent...