Word: caste
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...contain quite so many local hits as "The Flying Dutchman," it will probably have a great deal of song and dialogue concerning Cambridge and Boston. At present, it seems as if the best feature would be the music, which has a great deal of snap and go. The cast has not yet been definitely decided on, but it will be settled by the end of the week. The name of the play will be "Boscabello...
...majority, who have voted in the affirmative, have, beside being assured of the necessity of giving all those receiving degrees from the University a voice in its management, felt that after all the extension is not going to make any important difference in the annual number of votes cast. This seems to be the truth of the matter. Whatever the actual difference from old conditions, it can not prove of importance, and Harvard can not be accused of being narrow minded...
FRENCH PLAY.- Rehearsal of cast at 4.30 this afternoon in Ware Hall Gymnasium. All men wishing to try for speaking parts must be present...
...applied for parts in the play itself were as follows. There are eleven parts in the cast. R. L. Hoguet '99, F. Pope Sp., A. Michelson 1901, H. Miffin, Jr., 1900, F. W. Morrison 1900, A. S. Hills 1900, T. Michelson 1901, W. E. Waterhouse '98, J. H. Holliday 1900, E. L. Dudley 1900, R. S. Holland 1900, D. Scott 1900, H. B. Stanton 1900, H. F. Robinson '98, B. Bell 1900, R. Gilder '99, G. Ward...
...management of the play will be in the hands of G. McC. Sargent '99, general manager; A. Adams '99, assistant manager; R. P. Bellows '99, property manager; A. M. Rock 1900, ballet manager; B. R. Robinson '98, stage manager; and E. L. Dudley 1900, cast manager. Other men who wish to apply for any position may sent their names to G. McC. Sargent, 18 Holworthy Hall, or to A. Adams, 28 Holyoke street...