Word: cast
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...club suggests that contestants bear in mind the limitations of the Hasty Pudding Club performances. Accordingly it is inadvisable to plan complicated scenery, or to employ a plot that requires elaborate scenic effects. It must be adaptable to a male cast. No restrictions will be made on the source of the plot, except that archaie or over fanciful settings are not as acceptable as those of a strictly modern nature...
...when we come to the honor roll Leona Powers leads all the rest. She has a way of letting the St. James productions revolve about her, apparently thriving under this treatment. Viola Roach was splendid as Mrs. Harrington. It would be folly to sort out the others of the cast. The reason for a smooth, lively, interesting performance is that no part is done badly. We would go so far is to say that "Under Cover" was altogether satisfactory...
This morning's mail came to me with a card from the 1923 Election Committee, calling my attention to the fact that I had not as yet cast my vote in the class election of officers. The Committee's urgent notice failed to attract me to the polls; but it served to crystallise the reasons which have kept me away from them. It is because I think these reasons to be of interest to other undergraduates that I have addressed this letter to the CRIMSON...
...Junior elections, held over from Wednesday because the total vote cast lacked 54 of reaching the necessary 60 per cent of the class, will be concluded today. Polls will be opened from 8.30 o'clock to 2.30 o'clock at Sever Hall, and from 2.30 o'clock to 5.30 o'clock at the Class of '77 Gate. At 6.30 the ballots will be counted in the Student Council room of the Union, by the following committee of Sophomores: chairman, Brooks Potter, A. C. Bickford, G. G. Walker, F. A. Royce and F. A. O. Schwarz...
Class officers and members of the Student Council to represent the class are to be elected. Polls were opened Tuesday. At the closing of the polls Tuesday night only 240 votes had been cast, and Wednesday night only 341. In last year's election of officers for the class of 1923, polls were open four days before the necessary sixty per cent was obtained...