Word: helene
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Chute and Miss Dorothy Wadhams, S. Damon and Miss-Eleanor King, A. French and Miss Linda Wellington, A. D. Hamilton and Miss Barbara White, C. Kelleher and Miss Eleanor Hurd, R. Peale and Miss Anna Whitehurst, H. D. Smith and Miss Dorothy Thorndike, H. P. Taggard and Miss Helen F. Mann, S. Wadsworth and Miss Katherine Lane...
Contrary to the announcement made by the Pi Eta management last Saturday, L. D. Hill '22 instead of H. S. P. Rowe '22 will play the part of "Helen." The character of "Nuf Ced," previously omitted, is to be played by J. C. Burchard '21; H. D. Costigan '20 will take Burchard's former part of "Hay Feevah." P. J. Philbin '20 will be unable to take part...
...into a madhouse; it is her romantic notions that bring about the situations of the play. The fads and fancies of a modern girl at that interesting point in her life, when she is no longer a flapper and not yet a debutante, are remarkably well presented by Miss Helen Hayes. In "Dear Brutus" and. "Clarence" Miss Helen Hayes has done some very clever work, but as Bab she approaches the heights of genius; the least one can say of her is that she is admirably fitted to the part. Mrs. Rinehart created a character, Mr. Carpenter presented...
...prize of $300, called the Helen Chaste Bell Prize, will be offered this year for the best essay of from five to ten thousand words on a subject in American Literature to be approved by Dean Briggs, and the competition will be open to all students in the University or Radcliffe College. It will close...
...This prize was founded by friends of Mrs. Helen Chaste Bell, who died in 1918, to commemorate her connection with American Literature. It is open to any student in the University or in Radcliffe College, and is awarded for merit in work in the field of American Literature. The terms of competition are fixed from time to time by the Department of English, with the approval of the Bolyston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory or his representative. The Department is instructed to withheld the prize unless it is clearly merited, and any unexpended income may be either added...