Word: helene
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Author, Aim. The author of the plan is Miss Helen Parkhurst, Director of the Children's University School of New York. Its aim is to extend to pupils in secondary departments the opportunities for self -development which have long been granted to children in the more modern primary schools. The class room is to be a freer place than usual, the teacher taking the position of a friend and adviser rather than a taskmaster, and the students gathering in natural groups for the working out of problems which have been suggested rather than assigned. Each room...
Four young ladies from the cast of "Helen of Troy, New York", now playing at the Colonial Theatre, were present at the Pi Eta rehearsal yesterday afternoon and assisted in the coaching of the production, "Dr. Hyde and Mr. Seek". For their benefit the rehearsal was partly in costume. Miss Queenie Smith, the star of the popular musical comedy, gave several points on dancing to the pony ballet, while Miss Helen Ford super-intended the love scene between E. E. Sawin '25 and C. H. Morgan '24, assisted by Miss Carrington and Miss Hudson...
...well; that is, casting. Jacob Ben Ami and Winifred Lenihan (who did well as Anne Hathaway in Will Shakespeare) offer two performances as fine as anything in the current Theatre. Masterly interpretations in minor parts are supplied by favorite players of many Guild productions, viz.: Dudley Digges, Henry Travers, Helen Westley...
...production announced last night the following revised list of the characters of the play: de Chantelour J. D. Lodge '25 Painteau F. H. Buhler '25 de Movard J. R. Robinson '25 des Vergettes H. F. Potter '24 Un Laquais Ernest Iselin '26 Marquise de Cernois Miss Elizabeth Beal Helene de Chantelour Miss Ethel Thayer Renee do Cernois Miss Emily Sears Julie Miss Helen Grew...
SEVENTH HEAVEN-A tale of War-time Paris, chiefly valuable for its second act climax and a scintillating performance by Helen Menken...