Word: haye
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...acting is steadily above the chances furnished by the lines. The two principals of the cast, C. L. Hay '08 and G. G. Bacon '08 give promise of becom ing one of the famous "teams" of the Pudding stage. Hay overworks two or three farcical expressions, but in his burlesque society drama, "Bear and Forebear," it is impossible to look upon his impersonation of the stage child without sympathy, and he throws a most attractive fit. Bacon's makeup, with its resemblance to Miss Ethel Barrymore would probably cause that lady exquisite enjoyment, and his acting still more. He imitates...
Percival Winterbottom, a Harvard Student (?) C. L. Hay '08Professor Domehead Winterbottom, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at Harvard F. M. Gunther '07Ethel Adams Winterbottom, his daughter W. P. Blodget '07Mrs. Jane Abadiah Butterworth, a masterful woman from Chicopee Falls, near Springfield, Mass., C. G. Osborne '07Mr. Abadiah Burdock Butterworth, her husband H. E. Widener '07Amelia Barrymore Butterworth, their daughter G. C. Bacon '08Angela de Cazonetta, a Castilian with a past W. Robbins '08Don Juan de Pistadio de Gorgonzola, a very bad man, B. Moore '08King Alphonzo of Spain S. P. Henshaw '07 Carambo, lord Chamberlain S. Ervin '08 Henry Lacklustre...
Percy Winterbottom, Harvard '09, C. L. Hay '08Obadiah Butterworth, of Chicopee Falls, H. E. Widener '07Mrs. Butterworth, a masterful woman, C. G. Osborne '07Amelia Butterworth, her charming niece, D. W. Streeter '07Don Juan de Pistachio de Gorgonzola, socialist, anarchist, and revolutionist, H. W. Nichols '07 B. Moore '08Professor Bulgingbrow Winterbottom, emeritus professor of Philosophy, F. M. Gunther '07Ethel Winterbottom, W. P. Blodgett '07Lacklustre, a philosophical waiter, J. J. Rowe '07King Alfonso of Spain, S. P. Henshaw '07Chamberlain to the King, J. V. Woodard '07A Spanish woman, W. D. Robbins...
Yesterday afternoon the practice of the football squad was held in the baseball cage on account of the heavy rain, the field being covered with hay to keep it in the best possible shape for the game with Dartmouth tomorrow afternoon. The work was extremely light, consisting almost entirely of signal practice in which every play which the coaches have devised this season was tried. On the whole the men showed a good knowledge of the plays and went through the work very creditably...
...Burr and Parker tried a few place kicks which were fairly successful. The backs had a thorough drill in catching the ball; the linemen received considerable coaching in their respective positions, and the ends ran down the field under a few points. Hereafter the field will be covered with hay every night in order to keep out of the frost...