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...five entries were read by a committee of judges including George Hamlin, assistant director of the Loeb; Robert H. Chapman, director of the Loeb; Thomas E. Vachon '62-4, president of the Harvard Dramatic Club; and Professors William Alfred, Daniel Seltzer, and Harry T. Levin...
Babe's play will run next Feb. 28 through March 9. The director, not yet selected, will be of Babe's choice. There is no cash prize associated with the Anderson Award because, as Hamlin put it in making the announcement, "it is of much more value to the playwright and to the Harvard community that the money in the Anderson fund be applied to first-class, main stage productions of good new plays, than that the author receive some small sum of money...
...That was Bob Anderson's intention in establishing the Award," Hamlin explained, "to give young talent a chance to see their work mounted. We are sure that Thom Babe's play will 'produce' very well...
Much of this coherence would not, it is true, have been achieved without the active efforts of the very articulate group of principals that Mr. Chapman has been able to assemble. Mr. Haskell, the Valentino (and the Alceste of George Hamlin's Misanthrope this summer), displays an admirable versatility simply by appearing in his part. But he is more than versatile: his Valentino is a first-rate blend of the faithful and the faltering, the amused and the bemused. Miss Stearns, the Angelica, has a bit of a squint, but it is not distracting--indeed, it transforms her seeming aloofness...
...close 23-29 triumph over U Mass, Meehan, hampered by a cold, ran third with 25:29. He shared first-place honors with Hamlin and Crain in the triangular meet against Columbia and Penn, and again against Dartmouth...