Word: philipe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Punch for Judy" was written by Philip Barry, Yale '19 and a graduate student at the University 1919-20; and made a tremendous hit on the tour just completed by the Workshop. "A comedy which deserves a future" was the comment of one paper; "A play with a real punch" the praise of another; while the New York Herald said that this production "turned the Harvard audience Crimson with laughter...
...Workshop will leave for New York City tomorrow night, and will give matinees at the Morosco Theatre Monday and Tuesday afternoons at 2.15 o'clock. In addition to the three one-act plays the matinee programs will include the long play, "A Punch or Judy", by Philip Barry, Yale '19, and a graduate student at the University during 1919-20. After the first New York performance on Monday, the Board of managers of the Harvard Club will give a dinner in honor of Professor Baker, who will be welcomed by a committee of prominent University graduates...
...seafaring folk, by Louise W. Bray, a Radcliffe student; and "Cooks and Cardinals," a farce comedy of manners by N. F. Lindau, a graduate student of the University. The second matinee on Tuesday, April 19, will consist of "A Punch for Judy", an American comedy in three acts, by Philip Barry Yale '19, a graduate student at the University during 1919-20. Both performances, will start at 2.15 o'clock...
...Philip Hale, in reviewing for the Boston Herald, Ben Ami's performance in "Samson and Delilah" at the Wilbur, regrets that Ben-Ami did not have a better play. He complains of the theatricalness of many of the scenes and of the general lack of skill in the treatment of the theme. Most of his criticism is true enough; yet We felt at the time and do now that Ben-Ami would have had trouble to have found another vehicle so admirably suited to his talents in many respects as is this work Sven Lange...
...Lampoon has elected ten new members to its board. For the writing and drawing departments the new men are Phillip Nelson Schuyler '21 of Portland, Maine: James Marshall Plumer '21 of Brookline: Philip Whitford Kirkland Sweet '22 of Sargentville, Maine; Charles Pelham Greenough Fuller '23 of Newtownville; John Churchill Newcomb '23 of Lousiville, Kentucky: and Warwick Potter Scott '23 of Landsdowne, Pennsyivanina; and for the business end three were elected, Robert Douglas Coe '23 of New York City; John Gardiner Flint '23 of Boston; and Morris Duane '23 of Philadelphia...