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Cyrano, the play, offers romance trimmed and garnished with all the vast imagination of Edmond Rostand's genius. It makes no pretense of credibility; it is frankly a love story with plenty of swordplay and roses. Cyrano, himself, is an individual whose enormous heart is only exceeded in magnitude by his nose. Such a nose has Cyrano that he simply cannot attract affection from his heart's desire, Roxane. So he fights and laughs and sings his way through the entertaining history to a conclusion which, though well known for a quarter of a century, must remain undivulged in deference...
...Belgian students who have just arrived in the United States to study under exchange fellowships, two will come to take up their studies at the University. Edmond Huyghebaert of Ghent will study in the School of Public Health, while Arthur Van Dessel of Louvain University will take a course in orthopedic surgery at the Dental School...
...Harding-a factor in affairs of state. (P. 1.) Sarah Bernhardt, soon to appear in - The Sphinx, a play by Edmond Rostand's son. (P. 17.) Far-sighted Borah (again winning conservatives to his view) on the subject of political prisoners...
Sarah Bernhardt is an immortal artist in various senses. She has recovered from her recent supposedly fatal illness. Her first performance after her recovery will be in The Sphinx, by Maurice Rostand, son of Edmond Rostand, famous author of Cyrano de Bergerac, Chanticler, L'Aiglon...
...fourth public performance of the 1923 Pi Eta Show, "First Down Egypt" will be given at Players' Hall. West Newton, at 8.15 o'clock tonight. Tickets may be obtained at Edmond's Drug Store. Newtonville, and at the First National Bank, West Newton. There will be dancing after the performance, continuing until one o'clock...