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Jane Mast, who is rather unconvincing early in the evening, develops a personality that is persuasive. She has lines which would tax the powers of many screen stars, such as "Ah, I want only the sky, the sea, the earth, simple things," and on the whole emerges unscathed. Harry Hutchinson '33 does an excellent impersonation of a sexagenarian. John Cromwell '36 and J. R. Yungblut '35 also sustained important parts in the production with professional skill. The sets were very realistic and were cleverly handled for seven changes of scene. The Dramatic Club has brought forth another play that deserves...
...crop of etchings, lithographs, woodcuts. For the tenth year, the Brooklyn Museum showed "Fine Prints of the Year," an international anthology of Continental. British and U. S. prints chosen each year by Critic Malcolm C. Salaman for the European section, for the last two years by Curator Susan A. Hutchinson for the U. S. In all these shows prices ranged from...
...probably will be held at the Paramount Hotel in New York. Farrell has appointed a committee of coaches, of which John Magee of Bowdoin is the chairman and H. A. Bruce, the secretary to aid Hillman with the arrangements. Farrell said that the committee intends to invite R. C. Hutchinson president of the University of Chicago to make the main address and that G. T. Kirby, chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Intercollegiate Association, would be another speaker...
Radcliffe students cast for parts are Mary Emmons, Jean Goodale, Jane Mast, and Elizabeth Morison. The rest of the cast is as follows: W. S. Burrage, Jr. '33, John Cromwell '36, R. X. Goggin '36, H. G. Hutchinson '33, S. D. King '34, W. H. Ledgard '36, H. G. Meyer 3L., E. I. Montague '35, H. D. Patterson '34, R. C. Sullivan '35, H. O. Tudor '35, and J. R. Yungblut...
...bringing Jane Austen into the world. She appears in person on the stage at the age of 23. No one in the audience would realize it, but according to her historians she had already written Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility, was busy with Northanger Abbey. As impersonated by Actress Josephine Hutchinson, Jane was the flirtatious, giggling belle of Bath, busy discarding suitors right & left...