Word: hurwitt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Arthur Szathmary '37 will play the part of the Welsh clergyman, John Williams, while Miss Miriam Hurwitt will act the role of his wife, Minnie. A genuine wooden peg leg will form part of Miss Hurwitt's costume. Miss Lois Hall, dressed in girlish white, will appear as Gladys, the refined young evil spirit of the piece...
There is a great to do about a leg in the "Comedy of Good and Evil" at Brattle Hall tonight. Miriam Hurwitt, who gets a new leg, is greatly perturbed when it flies up unceremoniously into the faces of the visitors to her humble dwelling. And perturbation is scarcely a fitting word for the reactions of the unfortunate visitors...
...opening scene of the play, Arthur Szathmary, a saintly rector, and his wife, Miriam Hurwitt, who has a woodenleg, are discussing the advantages and disadvantages of being visited with angels...
There will doubtless be opposition to this. Miss Hurwitt and Stephen Greene both handle difficult roles exceedingly well. The fact that Miss Hurwitt sustained her dislect throughout the piece and handled her leg with consummate skill counted heavily in her favor, but Miss Hall dominated the production...
Arthur Szathmary '37 has the leading male role of Mr. Williams, while Miriam Hurwitt, as Minnie, will play opposite him. Szathmary is considered by many to be the best of the undergraduate actors, and will be remembered as Leonard the Learned in "A Bride for the Unicorn." Miss Hurwitt has not assisted in any previous Dramatic Club production but has taken leading roles in several idler Club offerings...