Word: latters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first play to be presented will be "Le Medeein Malgre Lui", by Moliere, and "Serenade" is the title of the second drama. The east for the latter has not yet been chosen, but the following have been selected for parts in "Le Medeein Malgre Lui": Sganarelle, R. D. Merian '34; Leandre, Walter Birge '35: Gironde, J. P. Squire '33, Lucas, C. S. B.Fraley '34, Lucinde, Miss Leslie Blake; Martine, Miss Mary Loring; Robert, B. H. Goldsmith '33, and, Valere, Robert Fuller...
Breckinridge may be remembered as "Hippolyte," in last year's production of "Napoleon Intrudes." Hodges and Sefton also took part in this play, the former as "Morris," and the latter as the polished "director." Cort, as well as appearing in "Charles and Mary," the club's fall production, in which Hutchinson also was cast, played the part of a young lieutenant in "The Man of Destiny," the Wellesley production of a year...
...values which can be overemphasized. This is the sense of values which gives special importance to immediate material considerations such as position and wealth, instead of to less obvious things such as intellectual and artistic ability, cultivation, and character. Influence and affluence often reflect brains and personality, but the latter qualities too frequently express themselves in other ways for which there is little or no recognition...
During the War he repeatedly warned England that the conflict would last a long time. The Allies sent him as head of the Anglo-French Loan Mission to get a small loan from John Pierpont Morgan. The story goes that in the latter's library Lord Reading boldly asked for a billion dollars. Banker Morgan appeared mildly surprised, suggested that the Allies accept half a billion. Lord Reading returned to the U. S. as special envoy, borrowed billions more. Upon the retirement of Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice he became Ambassador at the special request...
...work has helped the G. O. P. campaign are Quincy Scott of the Portland Oregonian and Vaughn Richard Shoemaker of the Chicago Daily News. With ideas better than execution Cartoonist Scott has specialized on the economic aspects of the race while Cartoonist Shoemaker keeps thumping the "pork-barrel." The latter, aged 30, taught cartooning at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts for eight years...