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...cast and chorus is as follows: Aqua Fortis, Only Son of the King C. C. Carpenter '24 Sweeney, the King's stenographer Kellogg Gary '24 King Mud, King of the Golden River, Curtis Nelson '24 Andrew Carlton '16, Harvard Quarterback, G. A. Weist '24 Mary Stevens Blair, of 399 Fenway, Back Bay 3770-W, C. H. Morgan 2nd '24 Enobarbus, Who took Military Science with Antony, J. J. Collier '23 Mardian, Cleopatra's Enrico Caruso, W. E. Collins Jr. '24 Chairman, Both confidante and confident, Paul Mendoza Jr. '23 Iris, A valuable piece of brass in Cleopatra's silver service...
...prologue before the beginning of the play proper, Andrew Carlton '16, a Harvard quarterback; and Mary Stevens Blair, a Fenway divorcee, appear in the realm of King Mud at the bottom of the Charles River. The King refuses to release them from drowning until they have amused him by acting a Shakespearian tragedy with a happy ending...
...play is as follows: King Mud, King of the Golden River, Curtis Nelson '24 Aqua Pura, Debutante Daughter of King Mud, Richard Wait '23 Aqua Fortis, Only son of the King, C. C. Carpenter '24 Sweeney, The King's Stenographer, Kellogg Gary '24 Mary Stevens Blair, of Fenway 399 Back Bay 3770 W, C. H. Morgan 2nd '24 Andrew Carlton '16, Harvard Quarterback, G. A. Weist '24 Enobarbus, Who took Military Science with Antony, J. J. Collier '23 Mardian, Cleopatra's Enrico Caruso, W. E. Collins '24 Charmian, Both confidante and confident, Paul Mendoza, '23 Iris, A valuable piece...
...external eye, the Arboretum remains simply as an attractive park full of luxuriant and unusual blossoms. The present display of lilacs, and the rhododendroms and azaleas which follow soon after, are the most famous of the exhibits. Thousands visit it each year, approaching it by automobile through the Fenway or by elevated to the Forest Hills station; this Harvard Museum of Nature is open to all throughout...
...John L. Gardner has announced that today will be "Harvard Day" in her private museum at Fenway Court. The museum will be open to all members of the University from 12 to 3 o'clock. Classes in Fine Arts in the University which conflict with the museum hours will be excused early or entirely omitted, in order that members of these classes may visit the exhibition...