Word: acted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...third performance of "A Bug in a Rug," the two-act musical comedy presented by the Pi Eta Society, will be given in Jordan Hall, Boston, this evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets for tonight's performance, which is the only one given in Boston, may be secured at Herrick's, the Co-operative Branch, Jordan Hall, or from W. R. Dewey...
...Sophomore class will hold a dinner, served in German style, in the Living served in German style, in the Living Room of the Union this evening at 6.45 o'clock. President Lowell will be the principal speaker of the evening, while R. Cutter '16 will act as toastmaster. The other speakers will be Dr. B. A. G. Fuller '00, W. A. Barron, Jr., '14, and C. F. Farrington '16. At each man's place will be a menu, a program for the evening, and a copy of the Sophomore Blue Book, containing a record of the achievements of he class...
...this money is to be used in aiding the various class committees, and in conducting our triennial, sexennial and decennial reunions, it is essential that Seniors act quickly and generously. Men who have lost their pledge-cards may get others by applying or sending a postal to the treasurer at Hollis...
...melodious music, sometimes a bit evasive as to tonality, but thoroughly spontaneous, and in at least a few instances quite distinguished--as in the opening theme of the dance used with the song "Modern Dances." "Conventionality," "Any Ragtime Tune," "My Own American Girl," and the "Finale" to the second act are much above the average. It is regrettable that occasionally the music lay in a range not convenient for the singers, and that the orchestra was not always adequate. Transposition will remedy the first, rehearsal the second...
Unusual care had evidently been exercised in the selection of costumes; this was particularly noticeable at the beginning of the second act, where the subdued color was thoroughly in harmony with the action and with the sense of the play; it was at this point,--in music, action, costume, and scene,--that the play made its nearest approach to professional excellence...