Word: caliban
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Illustrated's photographic staff will yet be as famous for their pictures as the University's literary editors will be for their writings. Some especially fine photographs are reproduced. The one of "Caliban" is quite better than any taken by professional camera men last June. Much can be said for the clearness, variety and appositeness of the other pictures. It is worthy of note that the Illustrated is this year to furnish press syndicates with photographs of Harvard life--an arrangement that is most complimentary to the art staff of the magazine...
Preparations for the producing of the masque "Caliban," to be given in the Stadium on the evenings of June 28 to July 10, inclusive, are nearing completion. The appointment of ticket-takers, however, remains to be settled. Members of the University interested in such employment may see J. H. O'Neil uL at the Varsity Club, adjacent the Union, this morning between 9 and 10 o'clock...
...requests that holders of lockers at the Locker Building, who are not using them, will remove their property from them before next Thursday, June 14. It is necessary that the building be made ready for dressing rooms for the rehearsals and performances of the masque "Caliban," which will begin soon, and prompt compliance with the above request will greatly facilitate these preparations...
...Arthur Farwell has composed the music for "Caliban," and Mr. Shepard, of the New England Conservatory, is the leader of the orchestra of 80 pieces...
...this masque Mr. MacKaye has taken the Shakesperian character of "Caliban" in "The Tempest" as a motif, and through the dramatic action and interludes he symbolizes the struggles of mankind through history and dramatic art to higher ideals of civilization. Only out-of-doors could such an ambitious theme with its pictures and tableaux be presented...