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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Neighborhood Playhouse, 466 Grand St.-- The Little Clay Cart. This is a sparkling spirited fourth century Hindu comedy, full of naivete. It is acted by the regular company of the Neighborhood Playhouse who did such a superb piece of work in the Dybbuk. This latter play is also being acted by them now, and is well worth seeing...
...plays as yet not in New York but expected during the vacation those showing greatest promise are: Mozart by and with Sacha Guitry and Yvonne Printenups; and Peggy by Rogers-Hart Fields, and with Helen Ford, Luin McConnell, and Betty Starbuck. This latter combination rivals all others in the musical comedy line...
...course, it was the same Senate-the 69th. There was Sen. Charles Curtis, the Republican leader, getting up from his back row seat and going out with Sen. Reed Smoot, the tall, lean Mormon, who is Chairman of the Finance Committee. When the latter speaks, it is with a dry holy passion for financial soundness. Mr. Curtis rarely speaks, but together they steer, or attempt to steer the Senate. Last week they brought peace into the Republican ranks, placated the insurgents with good committeeships...
...like Joshua, who succeeded Moses as the Jews' leader, a 'prince in Israel' who had neither inheritance nor riches to thank for his preeminence. All this acclaim seemed to have resulted from the facts that, since the age of 12, I had studied constitutions and their law, practicing the latter in the highest U. S. courts on many important occasions; that I headed Jewry's delegation to the Paris Peace Conference and was instrumental in obtaining recognition for racial minorities; that I had settled strikes, served New York Governors, headed Jewish relief drives, and been for some time president...
...stay at home, the vagabond whose activity is restricted to the north bank of the Charles, there are only two musical events of especial importance; the monthly performances of the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Sanders Theatre, and the concert of the Pierian Sodality. The latter takes place this evening at 8.15 in Brattle Hall...