Word: wildes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Messrs. Shubert, statements have appeared in the Shubert theatre programs regarding the Evening Post. Upon further investigation the Messrs. Shubert have withdrawn these statements, as they found them to be unwarranted." Dignified-eh? Next fall old London will have a chance to see the cowboys 'n wild Indians. Captain Bertram Mills, owner of Olympia Circus there and a well-known whip, witnessed the first American rodeo of the year in Wichita, Kans., and was so impressed by the show possibilities of bulldogging, lariat-throwing, bucking bronchos, etc., that he intends to stage a real American rodeo at Olympia Circus...
...Bases on balls, off Henrmann 2, off Dugan 5. Left on bases, Harvard 9, Brown 6. Struck out, by Leddy 1, by Dugan 5. Hit by pitched ball, by Herrmann, Cole; by Dugan, Keegan. Double plays, Buell to Hammond to Owen, Murphy to Ruckstull to Hoffman. Passed ball, Keegan. Wild pitch, Dugan. Time, 2h., 3m. Umpires, Coady, and Barry...
Hence this Jubilee has at least a saving unity. Had it been left to the races of New York it might have resulted an agitated kaleidoscope or a calliope gone wild. As it is, only a municipal circus with the Mayor taking several parts and cracking the ringmaster's whip...
...music on the whole is not quite up to the "Shuffie Along" standard. But even so it is above the average. "Running Wild", and "Dandy" linger long after the final curtain. "Planning" is less catchy and not staged as well as most of the numbers. There are sentimental songs that provide harmonies, such as "My Old Man", and "My Red Rose". While they bring applause they are not bright sports in the production. "I'm the Sheriff" is an amusingly staged number, where nimble dancing and grotesque posturing brings comic effects...
...Runnin' Wild...