Word: cyrano
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...Overture, "La Souveraine," A. Herman. 3. "Premier Bolero," Otto Hackh. 4. Solos, a. "Bedouin Love Song," G. F. Chadwick. b. "Irish Love Song," Margaret Lang. C. W. Locke '01. 5. Medley Overture, "A Merry Go Round," F. Beyer. 6. Waltz, "Flirtation," P. A. Steck. II. 7. Selections from "Cyrano de Bergerac," Victor Herbert. 8. Morcean Caracterietique, "The Busy Bee," Theo. Bendix. 9. March, "'A Frangesa" Costa. 10. Solo, "Doris," Ethelbert Nevin. C. W. Locke '01. (Violin and 'cello obligati by G. E. Marble '01 and P. M. Brown '02). 11. Mazurka, "La Taigane," Ganne. 12. March, "Up the Street," Moree...
...Overture, "La Souveraine," A. Herman. 2. "Cremier Bolero," Otto Hackh. 4. Solos, a. "Bedouin Love Song," G. F. Chadwick. b. "Irish Love Song," Margaret Lang. C. W. Locke '01. 5. Medley Overture, "A Merry Go Round," F. Beyer. 6. Waltz, "Flirtation" P. A. Steck. II. 7. Selections from "Cyrano de Bergerac," Victor Herbert. 8. Morceau Caracteristique, "The Busy Bee," Theo. Bendix. 9. March, "A Frangesa!" Costa. 10. Solo, "Doris," Etbelbert Nevin. C. W. Locke '01. (Violin and cello obligato by G. E. Marble '01 and P. M. Brown '98). 11. Masurka, "La Tsigane," Ganne. 12. March, "Up the Street," Morse...
...final trial in the competition for the Boylston prizes for Elocution, the two first prizes were awarded to John R. Locke '01 and Henry J. Davenport '00. Locke recited "My Lord Carnal and I Play at Bowls," by Mary Johnston, rendering the selection with deliberation and force. "Cyrano's Theory of Life," as set forth in E. Rostand's "Cyrano's de Bergerac," was declaimed skillfully and vivaciously by Davenport. The winners of the second prizes were W. Morse '00, who recited "Soldier's Field Oration," by Henry Lee Higginson; H. A. Yeomans '00, who delivered "Napoleon the Little...
...Davenport '00, "Cyrano's Theory of Life," E. Rostand...
...Davenport '00, "Cyrano's Theory of Life," E. Rostand...