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...week beginning December 10, at the Majestic Theatre, Miss Lena Ashwell presented "The Shujamite," a three-act play dramatized from Claude Askew's novel by Edward Knoblauch '96. The play was originally produced last spring at the Savoy Theatre, London, where it enjoyed a successful...
...play is distinguished by its extreme simplicity--there are but six characters--and a rugged austerity of motion. It is gaunt and strong. Its weakness lies in its sameness of tone, which produces monotony of effect, in conventional characterization, and an anticlimactic last act. Mr. Knoblauch is fortunate to have his play in the hands of Miss Ashwell, who is new to our stage. Her admirable performance was marked by a certain suggestive repression that recalled forcibly the art and methods of Duse...
...play entitled "The Shulamite," which will appear for the first time in Boston this evening, was written by Mr. E. G. Knoblauch '96. "The Shulamite," with Miss Lena Ashwell as leading lady, made its first appearance in London last May and ran successfully until the end of the year. Since then it has been given in several of the leading cities in this country, drawing large houses, especially in Chicago. Owing to its popularity it has been translated into French, German, Italian, Russian, and Hungarian. On her tour through South America this season Madame Duse will play the leading role...
...Knoblauch, while in College, figured prominently in the Cercle Francais. During the early attempts in the University in 1895 to revive the Elizabethan stage, he took successfully the part of the Orange Girl, in the audience. After his graduation Mr. Knoblauch went to London, where, with occasional returns to this country, he has occupied himself ever since as a playwright. He has recently written a play which Mr. H. B. Irving, son of the late Henry Irving, plans to present. Mr. Knoblauch will return to London shortly to make arrangements for the adaptation of a play for Yvette Guilbert...
...Pell Irving, Sutphin, Stackpole, Andrews, l.g. r.g., Tubby Wellington, Sugden, Durant, Russell, c. c., Russell Dearborn, Starr, Woodman, Dixon, r.g. Means, r.g. l.g., White Ireland, Draper, Beale, Estes, Brooks, r.t. l.t., Blair, Arnold Nichols (capt.), Thompson, r.e. l.e., Giddings Sortwell, Grant, Smeltz, q.b. q.b., Haskell Craft, Tyson, r.h. l.h., Knoblauch, Zachritz Brennen, Jones, l.h. r.h., Bowles Burns, Lanahan, Christie, f.b. f.b., Waters, Blair...