Word: htg
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...decision to give up its charter was recommended by the HTG executive committee last week and approved by the full group at a meeting Saturday night after the closing of its production. "The General...
Irving Yoskowitz '53, HTG managing director yesterday said the group's move was prompted by the fact that the hard core of charter members who have been with the group since its founding four years ago, will graduate this June. These members are Yoskowitz, Michael Mabry, Harold Stone, Jr., Donald O. Stewart, Jr., and John S. Bowman...
This is the first time the HTG has premiered a play. Chapman will act as general overseer and director with an eye to future Broadway production...
Negotiations for a theatre are still in progress. HTG hopes to be able to use the Battle; otherwise, the play will run in the Pi Eta Theatre...
...HTG, then, has set itself an unreasonably hard task. But it has made a gallant attempt, and, because it is a talented group, has done most creditably. Much of the acting is excellent, particularly that of the principals. Donald Stewart stands out in my mind because he brought a special power to a rather small and hopelessly dull part, but Michael Mabry, Frances Oliver Loud, Irving Yoskowitz, and Robert Layzer all deserve high praise for their performances. Among the principals I would criticize only Theadore Gershuny, who made Coriolanus a much more neurotic man than he should be. Coriolanus...