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...Ehlermann. Jr., '05, as Martin Gollwitz, the old professor, sustained a difficult part with conspicuous success, which had its culmination in the quarrel and reconciliation with Friederike in the fourth act. As the actor-manager Striese, C. Kempner '06, showed ability seldom seen among amateurs. His return in the third act from the failure of the Professor's tragedy was one of the most amusing scenes in the play. The Emil Gross of H. Hagedorn, Jr., '07, was very delightful, his accent and mannerisms receiving frequent applause...
...note, Almaviva instructs Rosine to pick a quarrel with Bartholo in order to delay his plans for the wedding. She does this by refusing to take her music lesson from Don Bazile. In place of Don Bazile, however, Almaviva comes, disguised as his pupil. He explains that Bazile has suddenly been taken ill, and that he has come to give the lesson. To reassure Bartholo, Almaviva shows him a note from Rosine, telling Bartholo, that Rosine wrote it to Almaviva who is trying to seduce her. Rosine consents to the music lesson when she recognizes her lover, and during...
...throws on the sand an oyster, during a graceful dance. The first part ends with the five Nereides and Amphitrite dancing. In the second part appear the Travelers, who wander along the shore and discover the oyster. The sea nymphs and Amphitrite watch them from the background. The Travelers quarrel over the oyster and are surprised by the captain of the coast guard, who takes them off to court. In the third period the trial scene takes place in which the judge emphasizes the nature of all men of his kind by giving each of the Travelers a shell...
Scribner's--Fifth Paper on "Russia of Today," and "M. de Witte and the New Economical Regime," by Henry Norman '81. "A Battle and a Quarrel," by Frederick Palmer...
...prior to the time of Cicero and Caesar, a clique of about 300 politicians held the power and managed all elections, with the result that riots and proscriptions followed each other in rapid succession. The condition of the proletariats, or common rabble, became steadily worse; but during the long quarrel between Marius and Tulla their support was essential for the success of either party, a fact which led to many measures for their relief...