Word: faye
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...program is as follows: French Suite in E major Bach F. W. Ramseyer 1G. Sonata for Piano and Violin Franck Willis Fay, M. H. Holmes '28 Air and Scherzo from Suite for Trumpet and Pianoforte Chalmers Clifton '12 E. B. Nichols 1G.B., Edward Ballantine '07 Sonata, C major Scarlatti The White Peacock Griffes Waldesrauchen Lisxt A. A. Landers '28 Two Sinfonias from Cantatas Bach C. S. Smith '27, Flute. E. B. Nichols 1G.B., Trumpet. Oliver Cope 3M., First Violin. A. MacKay-Smith 2L., Second Violin Paul Smith '25, Viola. John Benson '30, Cello...
Girls--Ann Gibson, Rosalind Kelsey, Sue Birnie, Margaret Cook, Mildred Gill, Ruth Seltz, Jeanne Goodstein, Fay Goell...
Again Mr. Abramson is notably good as the beggar in "Hunger", and the performance as a whole is smooth and even Mr. Huberman as the poet looks his part, and makes it sufficiently wistful, and Miss Fay Goeil plays the Girl with taste and conviction. The play, written some years ago for the English 47 Workshop, is by Eugene Fillot. Its moral is perhaps a little obvious, but it does succeed in fixing one's attention and curiosity upon the revelation awaited from the lips of the Satisfied...
Sharing Crimson honors with the veteran sprinter is G. W. Smith '29, whose race in the 600-yard handicap defeated Higgins of Boston College and Fay of Technology. Smith made the distance in 1m. 20 3-5s., running a smooth well-timed race...
...There is no need to be worried about the present state of the theatre," said Miss Fay Bainter to a CRIMSON reporter yesterday afternoon in her dressing room between the acts of "First Love", the French importation in which she is now starring at the Plymouth. "The theatre and the modern play are in quite as good standing as the novel of today and other fields of artistic endeavor...