Word: cast
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Proposed Bridge over the Hudson River, Mr. L. J. Johnson; The Selection of Motive Power for a New Plant, Mr. W. E. Clark; Operating Machine Tools by Electricity, Mr. P. W. Davis; Extracting Cast Iron from the Ore, Mr. D. W. Turnbull...
This afternoon the second rehearsal of the gallants, fops, and others, for the English Play will take place. Mr. Baker is coaching the men, and they will probably need only one more rehearsal. The costumes will be of the best material and are being made in New York. The cast will arrive next Wednesday, and possibly there will be a short rehearsal in Sanders Theatre that morning of the cast and the supernumeraries, so that the latter may be perfectly sure of their grouping and side play. Mr. Baker has made it a point to reproduce many customs of Jonson...
...Hirschfeld, who personally conducts the orchestra, is sure to be appreciated. Miss Hall in her triple role of peddler, "mine host's wife," and Lady Honoria, never fails to elicit applause. Mr. C. B. Bradshaw as Lubin Mugby makes a most successful country bumpkin. The rest of the cast are well suited to the demands of the play...
...ninth number of the Advocate opens with a sadly atrabilious editorial upon Harvard snobbishness. It betrays a considerable amount of youthful cynicism, the writer being evidently sicklied o'er with an exceedingly pale cast of thought at the moment of its production...
...will be given some time during the spring term, and if the consent of the Faculty is given, there will be two productions of the piece. The name of the play is "Mr. Bonaparte," and the plot is a burlesque on Napoleon First, in his Russian campaign. The cast will be made up of the following men: Butter-worth, Hooker, Lee, Cooper, Taylor, H. W. Harris, and Driggs, '95; Lackland, Sage, Eagle and Curtis...