Word: acted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...judges at the finish of the eightoared events will be E. W. Capen '97, A. F. Barnes '98, J. W. Farley '99, and one of the 1900 substitutes who is not yet chosen. D. C. Holder '88, of the Union Boat Club, will act as referee. A. W. Stevens '97 will be the judge at the start and finish of the single and four-oar races...
...executive officer must appoint two judges, and in case of disagreement shall act as referee...
...usually the case with Pudding theatricals, the specialties were funny and were enthusiastically received. Those in the second act are all on undergraduate life and have already been described in the CRIMSON. In the third act they are of a more miscellaneous character, the best of them being a burlesque of the play "Secret Service," by Schurz, Woodruff, and Stillman, a burlesque of Anthony Hope's novel "Phroso," by Miller and Johnston, and a graceful skirt dance by Scaife and Fenno...
...dialogne throughout is ciever and amusing and seldom too long drawn out. The chorus sang with spirit but were a trifle woodeny in action. The scenery and costumes, designed by Pitts, were first-rate, especially the houses in Harvard Square. In the second act, many local celebrities are introduced including Poco, Foster, a policeman and four of the Faculty, who are cleverly taken off by Schurz, Stone, Nichols and Parker. Ordinary and extraordinary occurrences, such as a band procession, taking out of an Institute ten, waiting for an electric car, and a spirited struggle between John and his donkey...
Among the specialties introduced in the third act is an exceedingly clever burlesque on "Secret Service" by H. Woodruff '98 and H. Schurz...