Word: cast
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...best cast in town in the " Harvard Prize Play," by Philip J. Q. Barry, a young man still in his twenties. Clever dialogue and penetrating observations of marriage, manners and the younger generation...
Following the short stay in New York the cast will go to Baltimore, presenting the entire production on Monday evening at the Maryland Casualty Company Clubhouse. On the following night a performance will be given in the Belasco Theatre, Washington, D. C., On April 19 and 20 "Take a Brace" will be repeated in the ballroom of the Plaza Hotel in New York City...
...John Gedney Cushman '25, of Montclair, N. J., Cedric Munroe Hastings '25, of Framingham, Robert Gray Allen '26, of Andover, and Nathaniel Saltonstall Howe '26, of New York City, have been elected to the Undergraduate Committee of the Union for the coming season. The total number of ballots cast was 445, but 37 of these were incomplete and so were not counted in the election...
...good theatrical reporter reports the plot and restricts himself to a minimum of personal opinion. The plot therefore is this: after an open chorus in which the male members of the cast who are obliged to impersonate females go through what is probably the most unpleasant ordeal of their lives, it develops that J. McK. Kimball is a hotel clerk, and not so very good either. To his hotel come a nouveau riche family from the frequently-pulverized Middle West, accompanied by a "French maid". Let us explain the character: the exterior finish is by Vivaudou, Inc., the housing...
...being quite the demurest piece of work that the Hasty Pudding Ladies' Auxiliary has presented since Vinton Freedley shaved particularly close in order to do justice to the role of Princess of Loravia. J. M. Brown '23 was consistently effective and self-effacing--the only actor in the cast. Rumor hath it that he is a subject of English 47 and therefore a ringer; if it is so, let there be the clanging of more ringers like him. W. N. Gates, as a radio fan, did his job, and the bell boys did theirs, and the unsung heroes...