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...pennant of baseball's 1949 world champions was missing from the Yankee Stadium last week. A speakers' stand stretched across the infield, and huge posters plastered the stadium, bearing messages like Saarnaa Sanaa and Pregetha y gair. They all meant the same thing: "Preach the Word" (II Tim. 4:2). Beneath this slogan, spelled out in 77 tongues, some 77,000 hot, hungry and happy Jehovah's Witnesses had gathered together from 48 states and 68 nations...
...Claire Pollack is much more than the comic family retainer. Marilyn Whisman in the title role, though inclined to be over-tragic in places, carries the role by her obvious sincerity. For Harvard, George Clay '43, makes the most of some comic lines, and Mendy Weisgal and Donald Gair, both '45, play the supporting role with conviction...
...most nearly captured by the second act in which the simply appropriate sets of Brie Taylor and the delightful, if quantitatively inadequate music of Irving Fine serve to set off a series of excellent vignettes. George Clay and Edith Bronson stole the audience during brief appearances, while Donald Gair ably portrayed the horticulturist Uncle, hampered only by a beard which obscured too many of his lines. Mendy Weisgal startled the audience by doubling up with two minor roles. His appearance as the Nephew was too brief to be convincing; as an old man he has received attention in this column...
Choosing its officers for the coming year, the HDC held its annual elections last night at Big Tree. Elected president was Charles Dean '46, of Adams House and Kalamazoo, Michigan, while Donald Gair '45 of Adams House and New York City was named vice-president...
Playing the title role will be Anne Putnam, Radcliffe '46, one of the few Freshmen over to take the lead in an Idler play, with Emanuel S. Weisgal '45 playing opposite her as grandfather. The supporting cast includes Donald S. Gair '45 as Leontd, Gortrude Wind '45, Idler ruaiustay in several past productions, as Mashenka's mother...