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Granting that the Cambridge Summer Theatre had only a few days for rehearsal and that Fay Wray, the female lead, met the cast she was to work with barely 24 hours before curtain time, "Personal Island," Brattle Hall's second offering, is definitely not up to the standards set by last week's "George Washington Slept Here...
...girl, boy gets girl," is the plot, the "lesson" being that people shouldn't do what others think is best but what they themselves think is best. Both plot and lesson would have been more palatable, however, had there been fewer muffed lines, missed cues and long, embarrassing pauses. Fay Wray has the main part in the show, and the management tells us in the program notes that it "feels honored to have this gracious lady and actress as guest star." Miss Wray, however, must put better expression into her lines and make her actions on the stage more original...
...addition, prominent members of the University will address the sessions and dinners including President Conant and Professors Andre Morize, Sidney B. Fay, William Y. Elliott, Arthur Schlesinger, and Alvin H. Hansen...
Problems confronting the establishment of a community of nations, was the topic discussed at the meeting of the Council on Post-War Problems in the Kirkland House Common Room last night. Sidney B. Fay '96, professor of History, acted as commentator and advisor, interspersing his views on the post-war situation...
...basic assumptions which the Council believes must underlie the peace will be outlined, and in the discussion that follows Sidney B. Fay '96, professor of History, will comment on the work that the group has done...