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...laughs, cries, pleads, cajoles to the mood and art of the musician. These are not things. They are temperaments, identified by their own names for centuries, treasured, loved by the men who have been fortunate to know their richness. The "Titian" was once owned by Efrem Zimbalist. The "Viola Mac Donald" was born in 1701. "La Belle Blondine," the cello that was heard in Spain, was bundled off in silks and felts to the U. S. in return for a fabulous sum of money. The fourth, a "Red" Stradivari, was just recently released from a physician's care...
...yard line, caught an attempt at a field goal, and ran it out to the 30-yard mark. Here lie passed to Hall, a substitute quarterback, who dashed and dodged his way through the entire Harvard team to earn six points for his team. Aldrich, brother of the famous Mac Aldrich of four years ago, dropkicked the goal...
...GORDON MAC QUARRIE...
Despatches told last week that U. S. Ambassador Charles Mac-Veagh, learned Manhattan lawyer, has evolved an innocuous and popular formula for his necessarily numerous public addresses...
Guatds and tackles: Barrett, Campbell, Dickey, Fordyce, Graham, Hitch, Mac Arthur, Mason, Morins, Petraced, Stewart, Storey, Shaw, Ticknor and Water...