Word: leached
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Acting--Walton Butterfield '20 of New York, N. Y.; John Mason Brown '23 of Louisville, Ky.; Waiter Barton Leach Jr. '22 of Brookline; Joseph Freeman Lincoln '23 of Hackensack, N. Y.; Warwick Potter Scott '23 of Lansdowne, Pa.; Farrand Stewart Stranaban Jr. '21 of Providence, R. I., and Leonard Ware Jr. of Roxbury...
...enunciation she recalls Mrs. Fiske--a Spanish Mrs. Fiske--plus always her own enchanting, voluble self. Mr. Walton Butterfield '20, as Don Santiago, the Governor, and Mr. Harding Scholle ocC., as Don Baldomero, the Multi of Moraleda, are unforgettable characters. Manolo, the "Governor's secretary, finds in Mr. Barton Leach '22 a winning address and, except for a certain insistent springiness of motion, an excellent lover. Mr. C. S. Howard's otherwise admirable Marquis of Torrelodones is marred somewhat by an irritating resemblance to Sam Bernard. This could easily be remedied. Mr. Leonard Ware '21 looks the Toreador...
...daughter, Miss Grace Cobb '21 Belisa, his daughter, Miss Janet Evins '20 Josefina, the Governor's wife, Miss Dorothy Sands '15 Marchioness of Torrelodones, daughter of the Marquis, Miss Mildred Ellis '21 Don Baldomero, the richest man in Moraleda, Harding Scholle, ocC. Menolo, the Governor's secretary, Barton Leach '22 Marchioness of Villaquejido, Miss Maryalice Secoy '22 Teresa, her daughter, Miss Kathleen Middleton '23 Don Trino, chief clerk at the Palace, Warwick Scott...
Last night before one of the largest crowds that ever witnessed a France Amerique debate, John Leslie Hotson '21 gave the speech which won for him the first prize and the medal. W. B. Leach '22, by a sensational and forceful speech, was awarded Honorable Mention. The judges announced that they regretted that there were not more prizes, as the speeches were of unusual merit and deserved some reward. The judges were W. B. Snow, principal of the Boston English High School, Professor Albert Sauveur of the Department of Metallurgy, and Professor C. H. C. Wright, of the French Department...
...Bruneau Solo, "le Manor de Rosemonde." Dupart M. George Mager. Seprano Solo. "Paysage." Hahn Seprano Solo. "Chanson Nervegienne." Mme. George Mager. "L'Education Francaise of I'Avenir." John Leslie Hotson '21. "Le Probleme de la Reconstruction en France." George Richmond Fearing, Jr., '28. "La France a Franefort." Wlater Barton Leach. Jr., '22. Duet from the First Act of "Manon." Massenet M. and Mme. George Mager...