Word: andersons
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Skinny, bushy-haired James Anderson of Port Arthur, Texas was one of the thousands of U.S. soldiers who spent more time during the war pushing a mop than firing a rifle. He never won any medals, but last week it began to look as though his old G.I. mop had brought him a share of both fame & fortune...
...Deacon" Anderson, 26, had worked out a kind of K.P. chantey as he swung his mop. As he explains now: "It's hard to think up words with any sense when you're tired, and I got to spelling...
Harvard spares: J. Kittredge, Anderson, DiBlasio, Marshall, Timpson, Carman, Hatch, Harris, Lawson, Welch...
...beginning of Leroy Anderson's Harvard Medley, there is a low, swelling sweep of sound from the trombones and basses that blends into "Harvardiana." It is a quiet, powerful theme, and it starts you thinking about the crowds walking back across the Larz Anderson Bridge and the sound of a cocktail party mumbling across a quadrangle. They are good thoughts, and it was good of Radcliffe to bring them back last night...
Concluding the performance, the Band will play "Mary and the Lamb Forever," "El Captain," selections from "South Pacific," a Sousa style march, and "Sleigh Ride" and a Harvard medley, both by Leroy Anderson...