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...School's Kent Club and Holmes Club will meet in early April in the third-year finals of this year's Ames Competition. No information has been released about the case they will argue or about the Supreme Court Justice who will preside over the finals...
Winners in the second-year qualifying rounds are the Kent, Jeremiah Smith Equity, Coke, Brandeis, E. Warren, Marshall Law, Casner Equity, and Scott Powell clubs. These eight groups will compete in the quarter-finals this, Spring; from there, four will go on to the semifinals next Fall. Thirty-five clubs competed in the qualifying arguments...
Captain Bob Hustek, Jullan's best play maker will play one guard, while high scorer Bill Biggs takes the other. Six foot five Jim Ballard is the starting center, and Kent Calhoun will start at forward. Jim Cobb, nursing an academic injury, will be replaced at the other forward by Roger Pierce...
...newest Lear is not only far better than any other that Broadway has seen for a generation; it definitely indicates, even though it does not definitively prove, that the part can be acted. Tall, commanding Louis Calhern (Jacobowsky and the Colonel, The Magnificent Yankee) conveys what the faithful Kent saw in Lear's countenance-authority.* Calhern also has a perfect sense of the vain, imperious whitebeard, the appalled father, the outraged king. And Calhern's Lear is often touching as well as grand. Where he falls short is with the Lear who is tormented to madness...
...seems commonplace, passionless, unbreathed upon. King Lear contains half a dozen roles stamped with Shakespeare's maturest genius. But the production is a tangle of acting styles-an Edmund sinuous as an Oriental dancer, a Goneril straight out of melodrama; perhaps only Martin Gabel's blunt, forthright Kent keeps its outline. Round the play's great lonely poetic peaks roar the cold winds of human evil and malign fate, the bleak message that...