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Henry Fitts '36 and "Bunny" Merriam '36 were the evening's brilliant performers by rolling up the high scores of 102.46 and 97.24 respectively. During the intermission they performed some difficult double acrobatic diving off the high board. Together they did a dive called the "Paul Revere," which looked like...
Native Bostonians know what to expect from this year's show because it hasn't changed except for a few slight improvements in scenery from the general style of the last few years, but those who are away from home will want to visit the exhibition some time before they...
The Democratic steamroller was to flatten: 1) the few remaining Constitutionalists who object to Congress abdicating its power over the public purse; 2) the pork-packers who want to salt away some of the $4,000,000,000 for their constituencies; 3) the Ickes-haters, who, thoroughly angered by the...
Last year a hustling little corporation with three big factories at Irvington, N. J. sold 1,000 miles of railroad track, 15,000,000 crossties, more sleepers than Pullman Co., more locomotives than American Locomotive and Baldwin Locomotive combined. New York Central's President Williamson had written the company...
There is probably not a person in New York who could sit through the play without at least one good belly-laugh and half a dozen chuckles, and most of the audience comes pretty close to rolling in the aisles. If you have an evening in New York and want...