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...Brooklyn, one Rachael Galpern, 14, was taking a hot soap-bath before going to a party. Hearing a slight scratching in the ceiling above her, she raised her eyes in time to see a pointed grey face peer at her from a hole in the plaster. The hole widened, the thin mortar crumbled, and an enormous black rat fell into the water with her, splashed about, caressed her with its clammy paws and insolently ogled her. Rachael screamed; Mrs. Galpern rushed in and killed the rat with a poker. That evening at the party when a little boy exclaimed...
...Harvard men invited to tomorrow's services. Morning Worship. 10.30 A. M. Sermon by Pastor on "The Bibe; Is It Inspired?" Epworth Class for young men and women studetns, 12.05 P.M., led by Mr. Carroll M. Chase, Secretary of Cambridge Y. M. C. A. Epworth League, 6.30 P.M. Rachael Thurston, Leader, Topic "The Practice of Kindliness...
Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert will present Rachael Crothers comedy, "39 East," with Henry Hull and Constance Binney and a brilliant supporting company, at the Wilbur Theatre, Boston, beginning Monday, February 16th, with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. This comedy was seen all last season at the Broadhurst and Maxine Eliott Theatres. A new comedy by Rachel Crothers, the authoress of "Old Lady 31," "The Three of Us," "A Man's World, and "A Little Journey," is a matter of unusual interest in the theatrical world. The Messrs. Shubert brought together a particularly fine cast for this Rachel Crothers...
...special performance will be given at the Hasty Pudding Club, 12 Holyoke street, tomorrow evening of the 47 Workshop's first regular production for the year, "The Middle Window," a play in three acts by Rachael Lyman Field. Under the auspices of Phillips Brooks House Association tickets will be distributed to the different military and naval units of the University. They may be had free upon application at the Harvard Hut, 39 Holyoke street, or at the Hostess House in the Yard. Early application is desirable, for the number of seats is limited...
...will be inaugurated on November 16 and 17, when three one-act plays will be produced at Agassiz House under the direction of Professor G. P. Baker '87. The plays selected for presentation are: "The Simms Vane Incident," by J. E. Pillot, Sp.; "Three Pills in a Bundle," by Rachael Field, graduate student at Radcliffe; and "The Good Men Do," by Shubert Osborne...