Word: hunts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Taking the leading parts in the show were Gaspar G. Bacon, Jr. '38, David A. Barber '37, Marshall Field, III '38, Francis A. Goodhue, Jr. '37, William M. Hunt, II '36, Henry Lyman, Jr. '38, and Arnett McKennan...
Perhaps the outstanding hit number of the evening, to judge by the approval shown by the packed house, was Bacon's catchy swing tune, "Zulu Lulu," in which he combined with Hunt. Other dancing stars in the show are Benjamin Welles, II '38, and Cammann Newberry, "Harvard's most beautiful chorine," who appear in the lavish rumba spectacle "Don't Tell Miguel," and McKennan, who is thrown about the stage by Welles in an apache dance...
...other field, but even there it is transformed by a new point of view--new at least in a serious work for adults. With but a few digressions, the point of view is the eye of a fox, a fox traced from his birth to the last hunt in a country where fox hunting is life. This thread of unity is broken only by several brief and splendidly executed vignettes of South Carolina plantation life, cockfighting, whopper-telling, and a few poignant sequences depicting with brave objectivity the final breakdown of the old plantation system...
...thank God that we have a man on our faculty like James A. McLaughlin, who is familiar enough with Boston to expose this ruthless opposition. Exposure is what it needs. Once its real purpose is apparent, all our good little people will be glad to join the fight. Norman Hunt...
...Note: Thanks are due Mr. Hunt for rectifying our misquote of Mr. McLaughlin...