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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Beach's play, in contrast to his farcical "Let's Get Married" which the club presented in the fall, is written in serious vein. The plot hinges upon the struggle of a woman's "almost atrophied will with events that demand forceful direction." "The Bank Account" is a drama of modern scene depicting the destruction of an office drudge's hopes by his wife's financial mismanagement. "The Fourflushers," the only comedy of the three deals with a domestic situation of humorous complexity...
...have a winning team next fall, and accordingly all those men who, for one reason or another, have never come out for football are urged to report for spring practice this year. No previous experience is necessary. We want the material and we will give the training in return. Let us have a good attendance Monday night...
...contract has been let by the Athletic Association for the erection of additional baseball stands. Two sections will be built, one at either end of the present stands, and in addition several tiers added to the old stands to make them even in height. These changes will make an increase of 1200 in the seating capacity, and the work will be completed in time for the opening of the season...
...Beach '13, author of "Let's Get Married," has written "The Clod," a short play laid in the mountain districts of the South at the time of the Rebellion. It tells with grim intensity the story of a woman, entirely calloused and deadened by the monotony of her life, and of her reaction to a wholly probable melodramatic incident that calls upon her for a volitional action to which she is unaccustomed. The struggle between her almost atrophied will and events that demand forceful direction makes an engrossing play of character and action...
...Dramatic Club will present three plays this spring, two of which were decided upon yesterday. "The Clod," is written by E. L. Beach, Jr., '13, author of "Let's Get Married" which was presented last fall. Mr. Beach is a graduate of Professor Baker's course, English 47. "The Bank Account," the other play chosen, is by H. F. Brock, editor of the Boston Post...