Word: holbrook
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With an unusually large turn-out answering the first rehearsal call, Director Arthur Hurley and Dance Director William Holbrook are already selecting possible talent for the forthcoming Hasty Pudding Show of 1936, entitled "The Lid's Off". Choruses are at work practicing and the cast is rapidly approaching completion. Members of the ensemble at present include, Francis A. Wendell '37, Donald Rowell '37, W. Grosvenor Davis '37, F. Lee Wendell '38, H. Shippen Goodhue '38, Renouf Russell '38, John A. Roosevelt '38, Willliam S. Pier '38, Benjamin Welles 2d '38, Gilbert E. Jones '38, Cammann Newberry '37, Fitz William Sargent...
...ushers, and the list includes the following: Walter R. Amesbury '36, Thomas H. Bilodeau '37, Dorilio C. Braggiotti '35, Robert S. Brookings, II, '35, Walter L. Crampton '36, Thomas G. Curtis '36, Alfred S. Dewey '36, John Dorman '36, Herman Gundlach, Jr. '35, George G. Hedblom '37, Robert K. Holbrook '37, Thomas H. Hunter '35, Parsons, Richard G. Pedrick '37, Robert M. Peet '36, and Peter Ward...
...DANCES were arranged by William Holbrook...
Aside from these casualties the show has been progressing rapidly, under the direction of Theodore Viehman of New York, with the chorus, in particular, going through a series of grueling sessions as Dance Coach William Holbrook has become more and more impressed with the difficulties inherent in transforming Harvard men into graceful dancers...
...production will be taken up with whipping the show into shape and drilling the cast and chorus in their roles. So far no name has been chosen for the successor of "Hades! The Ladies!" But Theodore Viehman of Pittsburgh has been put in charge of the rehearsals and William Holbrook of New York will coach the chorus, which turns out a week from today for its first practice in intricate dance steps and formations...