Word: napoleons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...forty-third production of the Harvard Dramatic Club will open tonight in the Rogers Building at 8.15 o'clock when the curtain rises on "Napoleon Intrudes," a play representing the reincarnation of Napoleon...
Owing to certain unusual features in the staging of the Harvard Dramatic Club's coming production, "Napoleon Intrudes", the Paramount Sound News Company has contracted to take pictures of the dress rehearsal on Saturday afternoon. The photographers will take about 1000 feet of film, which will be shown first in Cambridge and Boston and then throughout the theatres of the country...
...Dramatic Club is facing a trial of strength in the production of "Napoleon Intrudes" next week. Upon the success or failure of this new play may well depend the continued existence of the Club itself. If the Dramatic Club can prove itself financially and artistically it will have gained a new lease on life and will have re-established itself upon a solid basis. At the present time everything favors success...
...greatest of the humanities would be real and powerful education. The Dramatic Club is far from this ideal at the present time. But there is no reason why it should not serve as the nucleus for such a group. If it can prove itself in "Napoleon Intrudes" it might well come to fill the position vacated by the Cambridge School of the Drama and eventually it might become such a real channel of education as has been described...
...result of another change in the cast of the Dramatic Club's spring production, "Napoleon Intrudes", Charles Sedgwick '34 will play the part of Napoleon. The roles of Birgit and Lola have also been shifted, Barbara Magnus playing the former and Jean Goodale the latter...