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...which will consist of three short plays, will be given in the Agassiz House on Monday, December 6, and in Copley Hall, Boston, on December 6, instead of December 7 and 9. The three plays are "l'Intruse" by Maeterlinck. L'Ecole des Belles-Meres" by Brieux, and "Les Deux Sourds' by Moinaux. Tickets for the performances may be obtained from Thatcher Nelson '18, Randolph 47, or at the French Relief Headquarters, 36 Boylston street, Boston at $1.50 and $1 Undergraduates of Harvard and Radcliffe may be secure tickets in the balcony for the performance in Agassiz House...
...Cercle Francais production this year will consist of three one-act pieces, a mystery play, a comedy, and a farce. These are "L'Intruse," a modern mystery play, by Maeterlinck; "L'Ecole des Belles-Meres," a comedy dealing with modern French manners, by Brieux; and "Les Deux Courds," a farce by Moinaux. Two performances, one in Agassiz House on December 7, and one in Boston on December 8 or 9, will be given...
...Keep '16 La Soeur de Charite, Katherine Devine '16 La Bonne, Ruth Mack '18 L'Ecole des Belles-Meres. Andre, J. G. Beebe-Center '19 M. Graindor, F. C. de Wolf Uc. Mme. Graindor. ---- Mme. Maliiet, Isabel Coolidge '16 Fifine, Priscilla May '17 La Servante, Ruth Babson '16 Les Deux Sourds. Damoiseau, H. Scholle '18 Placide, W. H. Russell '18 Boniface, Nanciebel Rodgers '16 Le Garde Champetre, G. Aldis '17 Le Jardinier...
...annual play given by the Cercle Francais will be produced this year on December 7. A bill of three one-act plays will be presented: "L'Intruse" of Maeterlinck, one of Brieux's comedies, "L'Ecole des Belles Meres," and a farce by Moineau, "Les Deux Sourds." The proceeds will go as they did last year to the French Red Cross. The production is considerably more difficult than anything attempted in recent years...
...meeting of the play committee of the Cercle Francais it was decided to give three one-act plays next fall instead of one long one. The committee finally selected the following: "L'Ecole des belles-mores," by Eugene Brieux; "L'Intruse," by Maurice Maeterlinck; and "Les deux sourds," by Moinaux. The first is a very spirited comedy, true to life and amusing; the second is a very subtle little sketch, pathetic and impressive, very hard to give, but which the Cercle attempts as a dramatic experiment; the third is a roaring farce...