Word: bame
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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From the rest of the cast, Mr. J.G. Hart's consistent "Gabriel Andrew," Mr. R.L. Lyman's convincing "Richard Bame," and the "Robert Greene" of W.E. Sachs 1L. should be especially mentioned...
...Baker '87, who plays the title role, has long been well known for his acting in the annual performances of the Cambridge Dramatic Club, and J. G. Hart '93, who takes "Gabriel Andrew" is the principal player of old men's parts in the same club. "Richard Bame" has been assigned to R. L. Lyman, instructor in public speaking. Miss Jane Sever, who will play "Alison," made a memorable impression two years ago in Brattle Hall in "The Importance of Being Earnest." Miss Emma C. Noyes, "Her Ladyship," and Mrs. Hutchinson, "Dame Benet," were formerly prominent in Radcliffe theatricals...
...cast: Christopher Marlowe, G. P. Baker '87 Gabriel Andrew, J. G. Hart '93 Richard Bame, R. L. Lyman Giles Barnby, B. C. Van Wye 1G. Robert Greene, W. E. Sachs 1L. Thomas Lodge, F. H. Koch 1G. Thomas Nashe, C. Kempner '06 Owen, K. K. Smith 1G. Davy, W. F. Wilbur 2L. Francis Archer, F. H. Koch 1G. Rouse, H. Kempner '08 Host of Deptford Tavern, F. M. Wright '07 Jermyn, R. H. Lord '06 Boy, L. Hatch '05 Alison, Jane Sever Her Ladyship, Emma C. Noyes Dame Benet, Eleanor W. Hutchinson Gill, A. M. Hurlin...
...meeting with a lady of the Court, who is in love with his impetuous genius, but not with the man himself. In the course of the play, Alison, her silent love for Marlowe conquered, but not forgotten, weds her cousin to the bitter disappointment of Richard Bame, another suitor. Marlowe, in the meanwhile, has been proven an "atheist" and "blasphemer" through the efforts of the lady of the Court, who, by this time, had tired of the playwright's admiration, and he is debarred from the Queen's players. Broken in fortune, but steadfast still in those beliefs which...