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Tuesday, March 27 has been announced as the date for the opening performance of the Hasty Pudding Show for 1934 in the Hasty Pudding Club House, Cambridge. Under the management of Matson Holbrook '35, the tryouts began yesterday. Official rehearsals for certain parts of the show were also begun under the direction of Alistaire Cooke, who is faced by a large group of prospective heroes and heroines. The title of the show has not yet been announced...
...Alistaire Cooke, a Commonwealth Fellow from Cambridge University will direct the 1934 production of the Hasty Pudding Theatricals, it was announced yesterday by Francis Moore '35, president, and Matson Holbrook '35, manager. Mr. Cooke has been in this country two years, spending last year at Yale studying under Professor Baker, and this year at Harvard, working under Professor Murray. He has directed college musical productions in England and wrote the book, music and lyrics of a revue given recently at Cambridge. He has had connections in Hollywood, particularly in helping with the scenario for Mr. Chaplin's next picture...
Three hundred members of the Otter Tail County Farmers' Holiday Association last week clumped into the county courthouse in Fergus Falls, Minn, to stop the foreclosure sale of a farm owned by one Abraham Matson. Leading the crowd marched a public-spirited Unitarian clergyman, Rev. John Flint, 50, outraged that the auction was to take place even though Farmer Matson was home sick. When County Coroner Curtis, substituting as auctioneer for recently deceased County Sheriff O. J. Tweten, put the customary question, "Is there any objection to conducting this sale?" 300 barnyard voices bellowed "Yes!" Coroner Curtis promptly granted...
...following officers have been selected in the Hasty Pudding Theatricals: F. D. Moore '35, president; Matson Holbrook '35, manager; W. E. Richardson '35, stage manager; D. H. Murray '35, publicity manager; R. R. Hopkins '35, ticket manager...
...Comic Artist (by Susan Glaspell & Norman Matson; Arthur J. Beckhard, producer) has been under various play doctors' care since 1927, when Mr. & Mrs. Matson first wrote it. Its ills are still uncured. To begin with, the play is not named after the central character of the piece. Central character is Stephen Rolf, a prolix worthy who lives and paints on Cape Cod and goes about in a windbreaker. His brother, sensitive Karl, is the cartoonist of the family, having created a comic strip character named "Muggs," who always is defeated in the last picture...