Word: blood
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...opening performance of "Her Flesh and Blood," the 47 Workshop's newest drama, will take place in Agassiz House, Radcliffe, at 8 o'clock tonight. A second performance will be given at the same place next Monday evening, December 17, at 8 o'clock. On both evenings no one will be admitted except by invitation...
...Flesh and Blood" is a four-act drama dealing with New England life and written by Miss Eleanor Hinkley, a special student in English 47, who also took part in "The Good Men Do," one of the three one-act plays presented by the Workshop this fall. Like all former productions of the Workshop, "Her Flesh and Blood" will be acted and managed entirely by members of English 47, under the direction of Professor G. P. Baker...
...Flesh and Blood", the second production of the 47 Workshop this year, will be presented for its initial performance tomorrow evening in Agassiz Theatre, Radcliffe, at 8o'clock. In four acts, the play has been written by Miss Eleanor Hinkley, a member of the Workshop, who, besides being the authoress of "The Reunion." a one-act play presented by the University Dramatic Club last year, has taken part in many Workshop pieces. Admission to performance tomorrow and to a second one which will be held at the same place next Monday evening, will be by invitation only...
...production of "Her Flesh and Blood follows that of a series of three one-act plays which were presented privately some time ago, and which met with such success that two public performances were given on December 1. Since that time the members of English 47 have been rehearsing daily for the production of the four-act piece to be given tomorrow night. "Her Flesh and Blood." is a drama dealing with the problems of New England life. Cast Announced. The cast of the follows: Timothy Atwood, W. Butterfield uC Sadie Carver, Fredericka Gilbert Aunt Carver, Doris Halman...
Germany could not help herself. The Prussian spirit informed all her progress in trade, in science, in philosophy, and the Prussian spirit is that of violence. It was inevitable that it should at some time break through its respectable restraints and take its arrogant way of blood and fire. It chose the hour when it thought the milder manner had served its purpose. Nothing was made clearer by the propaganda conducted in this country than the belief of Potsdam that "kultur" had conquered in America and had paved the way for unhindered violence...