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Those men dressed like mountain climbers who seemed to be trapped and trying to get out of the unfinished W.P.A. sewer project in front of the New Lecture Hall yesterday were only members of the Harvard Dramatic Club practicing for their spring play, "The Ascent of F6...
Taking place on a 22foot "mountain" constructed in Sanders Theatre, the new Dramatic Club play. "The Ascent of F6," is "risque," but only from the actors' point of view. In the course of it, one man is killed by an avalanche, and another commits suicide by jumping off a cliff. In addition, there is a free-for-all fight about half-way up the "mountain...
...first time in the history of Sanders Theatre, its stained glass sanctity will be shattered by the Dramatic Club when work starts this morning to rip out all the floor seats to make way for its spring production, "The Ascent of F6," scheduled...
Written by two young English poets, W. H. Auden and Christopher Isherwood, the poetic tragedy presents the problem of creating the supposedly highest mountain peak in the world, F6, on the uniquely shaped stage, which will be extended out into the audience...
Breaking a custom of long standing, the Harvard Dramatic Club has decided to stage its spring play, "The Ascent of F6," with three student directors father than professionals, John Profit will be chief director, assisted by Samuel R. Sheppared '42 and Jervis B. McMachan...