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...complete cast is as follows: Joseph Lendon Snedeker '25 Mary Miss Zabelle Bayentz Gabriel B. K. Little 1T.S. Elizabeth Miss Dorothy Leadbetter Herod Philip Wardner '24 Shepherds Lawrence Apsey '24 R. A. Zinn '24, G. H. Humphreys '25 Kings R. de S. Childs '24 E. R. Childs '24, Frederick Fish '25 Nuncius Joseph Belser...
...cast of twelve persons, only one is playing a part which he played last year. Philip Wardner '24 is acting the part of Herod for the second time. B. K. Little 1T.S., who plays Gabriel this year, was cast as the King of England in 1922 in the "Lutterworth Christmas Play." R. de S. Childs '24 and E. R. Childs '24 were also members of the casts for last December. The feminine parts are taken by two Radcliffe girls, Miss Zabelle Bayentz and Miss Dorothy Leadbetter. Other actors are all full members of the Dramatic Club...
...play of the Hegge Cycle. This year one play from the Towneley Cycle has been chosen. It treats the infancy of the Christ, beginning with the Annunciation to Mary and continuing the story to the Flight into Egypt, including the stories of Elizabeth, the three shepherds, the Magi, and Herod, who is of course the villain of the piece...
William D. Upshaw, Congressman from Georgia: " In a speech at a Baptist Church in Manhattan, I denounced ' wet Democrats of New York who shake hands like Herod and Pilate over the crucifixion of the 18th Amendment...
...Woman's Fortune, followed by Oscar Wilde's Salome. The Chip Woman's Fortune, a mild little comedy, is played with extraordinary verisimilitude?with delightful warmth and grace. Salome, of course, is a more pretentious production and not quite such a successful one. Sydney Kirkpatrick made an admirably repulsive Herod and Solomon Bruce as the flea-bitten Jokanaan was noteworthy. Salome (Evelyn Freer) danced circumspectly?in fact she was oddly reminiscent of the Daily Dozen, at times ? but her interview with Jokanaan's removable top was horridly effective...