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...Hasty Pudding Club Show. "The Legend of Loravia." Undergraduate Night. Club Theatre, Cambridge...
...Hasty Pudding Club will stage its annual spring production, a two-act musical comedy entitled "The Legend of Loravia," in the club theatre on Holyoke street tomorrow evening at 8.15 o'clock. This will be a special performance open only to graduate and undergraduate members of the club. Monday evening the second performance, especially for undergraduates, will also be given. Tickets for this performance at $1.00 each will be on sale at the Co-operative Branch, Herrick's, and Leavitt & Peirce's, or may be obtained from T. K. Richards '15, Hampden...
Tickets for "The Legend of Loravia," the spring production of the Hasty Pudding Club, are now on sale at Herrick's, Leavitt & Peirce's, and at the Co-operative Branch, or may be obtained by application to T. K. Richards '15, Hasty Pudding Club. Tickets for undergraduate night on Monday, March 30, are $1.00. For the public performances admission will be $2.50, excepting seats in the balcony of Jordan Hall for which $1.50 is charged. Public performances will be given in the Club House on March 31, and in Jordan Hall on April 4, 6, and 7, all beginning promptly...
...plot of the comedy is centered in the mythical land of Loravia, a mountainous principality of Europe, and depicts the struggle for the throne between the twin princes Louis and Ferdinand. The first act is laid in the Grand Salon of the Pre Catalan restaurant in Paris. It is here that Prince Ferdinand, believed to be dead, discovers, while travelling incognito that his half-witted brother Louis is plotting to regain the throne from which his countrymen have banished him. Both princes lack the money wherewith to contest their rights. Prince Louis has an accomplice, Antonio Spinorelli, Grand Master...
...second act is staged at an inn outside of Ronterest, the capital of Loravia. The villagers are assembled for the election which is to decide the future policy of the country. There exists a legend which holds that whenever a crisis arises in the affairs of Loravia the great tree which stands in the courtyard of inn will in some miraculous way show the people the remedy for the difficulties in which they are placed. Needless to relate in this particular instance the tree gives forth the proper remedy, and Loravia is left to "live happily ever after...