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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Richard T. Davis 103 Peter T. Brooks 90 Richard O. Ulin 87 H. Shippen Goodhue 69 David Emerson 52 Oglesby Paul 49 CHORISTER *Robert W. Snyder 232 Benjamin Welles, 2d 143 David H. Kimball 102 Secor D. Browne 68 ODIST *Morris Earle 226 James C. Higgins 113 Stanley A. Miller 109 John M. Graham 86 ORATOR *Wiley E. Mayne 129 John L. Calvocaressi 109 John A. Sullivan 89 Jose K. P. deVaron 88 Lyman B. Burbank 86 Richard W. Sullivan 53 POET *John S. Bainbridge 177 Richard W. Tregaskis 101 Alan S. Geismer 95 William W. Appleton 77 David...
Choristers include Secor D. Brown, David H. Kimball, Robert W. Snyder, and Benjamin Welles 2d, Odists are Morris Earle, John M. Graham, James C. Higgins Jr., and Stanley A. Miller, and Poets are William W. Appleton, John S. Bainbridge, Alan S. Geismer, David F. Parry, and Richard W. Tregaskis...
Stanley Arthur Miller...
Murder in the Cathedral (by T. S. Eliot; produced by Gilbert Miller & Ashley Dukes). Poetic drama by modern writers has been chiefly the plaything of the Little Theatres or the largess of high-minded or highfalutin producers. With a contemporary background poetic drama seems nerveless, artificial, grandiose. But with a historical background it can still, in the right hands, achieve a noble movement...
Once Is Enough (by Frederick Lonsdale; produced by Gilbert Miller). Ten minutes after the curtain rose last week on Once Is Enough, nobody in the audience could have sworn that it was not 1928. For a Frederick Lonsdale comedy, full of fishwife manners but ducal breeding, was unhurriedly finding its stride. Not since 1930 (Canaries Sometimes Sing) had a Lonsdale play softly crackled on Broadway, but most of the audience could probably remember Aren't We All?, Spring Cleaning...