Word: victor
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Matthews Hall will lose its most distinctive figure tomorrow when Victor Ehler trades in his janitor's duties to take over the position of Chief Gunner's Mate in the Navy. Vic will leave for the Newport, R. I. training station to rejoin the Navy after almost 17 years at Harvard...
Between rounds, The Fleet's In manages to keep tuneful. It has seven new melodies, of which the best is Tangerine. They were composed by Victor Schertzinger, songwriter (Marcheta) and director (One Night of Love, Road to Zanzibar), who died of a heart attack while making the picture...
Tied for eighth place with 180 votes apiece were Filley and Osborne, Filley of Bernardsville, New Jersey and Massachusetts Hall, Osborne of Boston and Lionel Hall. McCarthy, in 10th place, is from Chicago and Straus Hall. Election Results Freshman Jubilee and Smoker Committees John Marshall Alcorn 291 Thomas Victor Keene, Jr. 213 Joseph Lippincott Eldredge 204 Sinclair Weeks, Jr. 203 Franklin Culbertson French 201 James Edmund McNulty, Jr. 193 Whitson Makamie Overcash, Jr. 184 Oliver Dwight Filley, Jr. 180 Maurice Machado Osborne, Jr. 180 Richard Frank McCarthy...
Gretchaninoff: Songs (Maria Kurinko, soprano; Victor; 6 sides). Eleven of the venerable Russian's most telling songs, plus one of his best credos, sung with warm-voiced artistry by a Russian noted for her Gretchaninoff, Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky. Composer at the piano...
Loeffler: A Pagan Poem (Eastman-Rochester Symphony conducted by Howard Hanson; Victor; 6 sides). A tireless champion of U.S. composers turns here to an adopted son: bearded, Alsatian-born Charles Martin Loeffler, the Boston Symphony's assistant concertmaster for 19 years. Loeffler's Debussylike masterpiece is played with shrewd feeling for climax...