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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...cast of 14 players was announced last night for the Dramatic Club's spring performance,. "The Taming of the Shrew." Kingsley Perry '28, the president of the Dramatic Club, is in the role of Petruchio, and Miss Frances Small Radcliffe '28, playing Katharina, will be the leading actors in the production. They will be assisted by a cast of 12 other experienced actors, four of whom are from Radcliffe. Perry has acted three successive years in Dramatic Club performances, taking leading parts in "Brown of Harvard," and "The Orange Comedy". Miss Small has also played in three performances...
...Shrew", following the lead given by the modern dress production of "Hamlet" performed last year, will be presented by the club in contemporary costume. Rehearsals are now well underway, and Edward Massey '15 who is again conducting the Dramatic Club is confident of a well turned production. The cast will be announced this week, and tickets for all the performances will go on sale shortly afterward...
Once roused, Signer Mussolini continued volubly: "I will never tolerate civil officials or military officers with long* beards or whiskers. It is said that all wise men and saints of old wore flowing whiskers; but in the end they were cast into prisons or driven to live in caves. . . . You cannot show me one man who became world-great while wearing long whiskers. It is impossible...
...ANNUL MARRIAGE" headed nearly a column of type. Another act of the melodrama of miscegenation that followed the marriage of blue-blood Leonard Kip Rhinelander to mulatto Alice Jones dragged by as the Court of Appeals upheld all previous decisions denying the annulment application. Mrs. Alice Jones Rhinelander, cast off, said: "This shows that my case was founded on truth." With the judgment, her $300 a month alimony stops; she must start a separation suit to gain an allowance...
This year the cast is led by five veterans of previous productions. The female lead will be played by W. S. Wilson '27, in the role of Queen Elizabeth. Wilson, a veteran of "Laugh it Off" and "1776" is accompanied in this production by four other players who have seen service on Pudding Stage. George Higginson '27 portrays the Spanish Ambassador in the role of Don Ramon; C. E. Henderson '27, star goofus-player of "1776" plays the Jester in "Gentlemen, the Queen!" and does some specialty work. Franklin Dexter '28, of the cast of "1776", takes the part...