Word: lucentio
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...songs like "Wunderbar" and "So in Love," while Miss Harris shows her versatility by convincingly tearing up the stage in "I Hate Men." Aided by a group of very pretty girls, Frank Derbas is a pleasure to watch as he dances the dual roles of Bill Calhoun and Lucentio. Hank Henry and Sparky Kaye put just the right touch of burlesque into the production with their "Brush Up Your Shakespeare." The show-stopper, however, it s a modern jazz song-and-dance number, "It's Too Darn...
...Radcliffe Idler Club. K. A. Perry, who is the president of the Dramatic Club, has played leading roles in "Brown of Harvard," and "The Orange Comedy." G. B. Bingham '28 who is playing the part of Grumio and H. W. B. Donegan E.T.C. in the role of Lucentio, will have solo part and Donegan has already had experience in musical comedies on the professional stage...
...Richard Bennett '28, J. K. Barre '30, Henry Fox '28, Thomas Galt '30, Charles Tatham '28, R. C. Carpenter '29, Abbot Peterson '30, Paul Sherbert '30. Baptista, Charles Leatherbee '29 Vincentio, D. W. Moreland '28 Lucentio, H. W. B. Donegan E.T.S. Petruchio, K. A. Perry '28 Hortensio, A. S. Gerstein '30 Tranio, Adele Wood Biondelo, Charles Hicks ocC. Grumio, G. B. Bingham '28 A Pedant, G. W. Harrington '27 Katharina Frances Small Bianca, Mary Caperton Widow, Corlies Wilber Curtis, Margaret Effinger Specialty Dancers, Sara Sherburne Ogden Goelet '29 Servants, Margaret Child Judy Brown Lydia Edwards Tailor, Abbott Peterson '30 Haberdasher...
...Donegan, of the Theological School, who has had a varied career playing at the Repertory Theatre and in New York, fills the part of Lucentio while Charles Leatherbee '29 plays the part of Baptista. A. S. Gerstein '30, the only Freshman in the cast, plays Hortensio; Margaret Effinger, Radcliffe 1G., takes the part of Curtis, and C. A. Hicks ocC., plays Biondello...
...Sothern's indomitable Petruchio is a match for twenty "lusty wenches" of Katharina's temper. From the time he swaggers into Padua with his father's fortune "happily to wine and thrive" to his winning of the wager at Lucentio's banquet, the audience feels the enthusiastic optimism and tough-skinned common sense of this wife tamer. He seems to enjoy so thoroughly his own sermons and bombasts that we can not but enjoy them with...