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Freshman dramatists will present three one-act plays on Tuesday and Wednesday evening in the downstairs common room of the Union. The actors have been in rehearsal for the last two weeks under the direction of Whitney Cook '36 and Paul Killiam '37 who represent the Harvard Dramatic Club...
...written enough and well enough in his long life to satisfy most men. But few poets are willing to die before their time; though his Muse is not as young as she was, Poet Yeats still invites her to his board. His latest collation was slim pickings-a one-act play, a dozen poems, a few pages of commentary-compared to the poetic feasts he used to set forth...
Written by Clifford Odets, whose recent play "Wait and Sing" is being considered for the Pulitzer Prize. "Waiting for Lefty" is a one-act drama of the recent taxi-driver strike in New York City. An informal dance will be held following the presentation at Brattle Hall...
...American undergraduate of the last fow decades is giving way to an active interest. In this issue of an ostensibly "literary" magazine five of the seven articles deal with some aspect of the social problem, one of the three stories is a savage reaction to the depression, and the other two have overtones of the class-struggle and unemployment, while a one-act play is laid in the tenement of a family on relief. Assuredly we may say, here is a sign of the times...
...Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this week, the Vienna Saenger-kuaben, famous Austrian boy choir, concludes its tour of this country with a pair of concerts at Jordan Hall. The usual one-act operas which accompany each performance will again be presented--Schubert's "A Song from Old Vienna" on Tuesday, and Mozart's "Bastien et Bastienne" on Wednesday. In addition, shorter numbers of Vittoria, Palestrina, Schubert, Brahms, and Straus are included in the programs...