Word: janet
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...interesting picture was taken when Miss Jane Richardson and Miss Midgle Miller, leading ladies of "The Gingham Girl" posed with E. N. Carson '24 and H. N. Pratt '24 who, as Kitty and Janet Adair, play the leading parts in "Who's Who". Pratt's picture was also taken in the midst of six of the genuine chorus girls while the Harvard chorus girls were snapped with men from "The Gingham Girl...
...complete list of songs is as follows: Act I 1. Learning to Dance Six Tired Students Henry and Pearson 2. Clouds Were Made to Roll Away Janet and Bob Abbott 3. The Cleopatra Blues Antony and Cleopatra Henry, Reynal, and Abbott 4. Some Day in June Janet and Bob Abbott 5. In Our Happy Minister's Home Barbara and Richards Abbott 6. Finale Janet and Ensemble Act II 1. Monterey The Troubadour and Ensemble White and Harris 2. Married Life Dorothy and George Greene and Abbott 3. The Nautical Naughts The Four Jolly Tars do Gandhi and Pearson...
...Cowan M. L. Stout '25 A piano-player J. B. Ricketson '25 Antony A. B. Cassedy '24 An electrician P. H. Theopold '25 Cleopatra A. M. White '25 Richards Clark Hodder '25 Leading Chorus Man J. G. Cushman '25 Kitty E. M. Carson '24 Molly Ranlet Miner '25 Janet Adair H. N. Pratt '24 Bob Stanley J. D. Lodge '25 Webber F. Van W. Mason '24 Barritello, a tragic actor J. S. Moynahan ocC. Barbara Rhodes Lockwood '24 Sarah R. P. Rose '25 Mrs. Withers S. G. French '25 Act II A Troubadour Clark Hodder '25 Friar Benedictino Clark Hodder...
...Pratt '24, who played Marie, the French maid, in last year's Hasty Pudding show, are the most experienced members of the cast for the new play, "Who's Who", as it was announced last night. This year Pratt is taking the part of the leading lady, Janet Adair, while Carson has the part of Kitty, an ultra-modern chorus girl...
...complexities of the plot and the difficulty of producing harmony between the setting of Janet, the Broadway actress, and that of Don John, the dissolute old Spaniard, promise to be so exacting that there is little danger, according to Coach Silvers, of over training the actors...