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...Hecuba's Lament," by Gustav Holst will be the featured work with Eunice Alberts singing the solo and Judith F. Haskell '51 taking the solo dance part...
...search for Helen of Troy has ended with the selection of Connaught O'Connell '52. Others in the cast include: Theodore L. Gershuny '54, Hector; Joanna Brown '52, Andromache; Charles Humpstone '53, Paris; David Bowen '51, Ulysses; Christopher C. Beels '53, Priam; June Garfield, Cassandra; Jane Johnson '52, Hecuba; and Michael Mabry '53, Ajax...
Miss Lorch also set Thursday, November 30, as the date for the Annex Choral and Modern Dance Groups first joint production, Gustav Holst's "Hecuba's Lament." It will be offered as Choral's annual free Sanders Theatre concert. The piece will be arranged with Ennice Alberts as alto soloist and approximately 95 singers. Several shorter numbers, as well as pieces performed by each group separately will be included in the program...
Members of the Club's dance group are planning a recital which will be accompanied by the Glee Club and the Radcliffe Choral Society. The main work of the performance, to be held December 1, will be "Hecuba's Lament," by Holtz...
Helens in Hecubas. The second impulse that led Balzac to write the 90-odd novels of The Human Comedy, says Zweig, was his passion for women. In his early books, while still in his twenties, he had fiercely championed loveless ladies entering frustrated middle age, the married woman whose husband took her for granted and seldom into his arms. Women became his first devotees, wrote him letters by the thousands, frequently offered themselves to their indiscriminate advocate. Wrote Zweig: "This man could see a Helen in every woman, even in Hecuba, as soon as his will power came into play...