Word: watsons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Joseph T. McKenney, director of physical education in the Boston schools, urged that the city accept the offer of John W. Watson '22 to donate $100,000 towards the purchase price, and buy the Arena outright...
...Watson, who was present at the hearing, minimized the role of the City Council in making the final decision...
Acceptance of Watson's offer would mean naming the Arena in memory of his brother, Donald C. Waston '15, a former Crimson football player who died...
Widespread interest in the possible purchase of the Arena by the Metropolitan District Commission prompted the Council to hold today's open meeting. John W. Watson '22, who offered to pay $100,000 towards the purchase of the Arena by the MDC, will be present...
...there is profusion rather than skill, pandemonium rather than tension. But since, even in 1920, The Bat aimed at the funnybone as well as the spine, it would perhaps be a mistake to concentrate on one or the other now. What it could use is better acting: only Lucile Watson as the imperious spinster, and Zasu Pitts at moments as the maid, are up to the roles. But The Bat is fair fun even when it doesn't connect with the ball...