Word: mirobolan
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...Their places will be taken by A. Champollion '02, L. De Koven '04, and R. K. Thorndike '02. In the second comedy, "Un Joune Homme Presse," P. B. Haviland '01 has changed places with W. D. Haviland '02. The cast as it now stands is as follows: Crispin Medecin. Mirobolan, A Champollion '02. Geralde, L. Wilmerding '01. Crispin, P. B. Haviland '01. Lisidor, H. Schenk '03. Un Chirugies, L. De Koven '04. Simont, L. De Koven '04. Feliante, R. B. Bowler '02. Alcine, F. Watson '02. Dorine, F. B. Tompson '03. Lise, R. K. Thorndike '02. The cast...
...cast of "Crispin Medecin" is as follows: Mirobolan, A. Champollion '02. Geralde, L. Wilmerding '01. Crispin, P. B. Haviland '01. Lisidon, H. Schenk '03. Un Chirugien, L. DeKoven '04. Simon, W. W. Hoffman '02. Feliante, R. B. Bowler '02. Alcine, F. Watson '02. Dorine, F. B. Thompson '03. Lise, A. D. Brandyce '04. The cast of "Un Jeune Homme Presse": Dardard, P. B. Haviland '01. Ponbrichet, W. D. Haviland '02. Colardeau, A. S. Dixey...
Lisidor, an aged widower, wishes to marry Alcine, the young and pretty daughter of his friend Mirobolan, a physician. Wishing to get rid of his son, Geralde, he sends him to the law school at Bourges, in company with Crispin, a valet. Geralde, however, is passionately in love with Alcine, the girl his father hopes to marry; and he therefore remains in Paris, instead of going to Bourges, keeping in concealment as far as possible...
...seems to favor Lisidor's suit at first, for Mirobolan is quite willing to have his daughter marry so old a friend. Their plans are upset, however, by the refusal of Tehante, Alcine's mother, to listen to the preposition; and in spite of remonstrance she has her way and no definite agreement is reached. The two old men are somewhat encouraged by the hopeful spirit of Marin, Lisidor's valet...
...latter goes at once to Alcine's house. Mirobolan, her father, is about to hold a meeting with some physicians of his acquaintance for the purpose of dissecting the corpse of a man who has just been hanged. Crispin, with his letter, is received by Dorine, a maid servant. Shortly after, he is nearly discovered by Mirobolan, who is busily preparing for the dissection. The only possible way of escaping undetected is by pretending to be the corpse, which Crispin accordingly does. In spite of remonstrance from Dorine, Mirobolan prepares to operate on the body of Crispin, who is nearly...