Word: richard
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...soloist, Neal Zaslaw and Richard Oldberg, both possess extremely fine techniques, which enabled them to handle easily the involved passage-work with which Mozart fills out his instrumental concertos. Zaslaw, playing the first Flute Concerto, in G, used a tone which, while more breathy than some tastes prefer, is even and manageable enough for delicate articulation. Oldberg's tone also veers away from the "pure" school, toward the specifically brassy sound...
...theatrical company, Dean Gitter, Gretchen Kanne, and Wendell Clark delineate three phonies without ever a phony stroke in their performances. Mr. Gitter's role is more extensively characterized than the others, and he brings to it the right sort of pudgy excitability and pseudo-suavity. Ray Reinhardt, Dora Landey, Richard Mathews, and Helen England are the most prominent of the Characters, and they handle their long, passionate speeches with conviction. Mr. Reinhardt's and Miss Landey's roles especially are searching tests in emotional acting. They pass, as it were, with honors...
...group of Phillips Brooks House volunteers will test "a new experimental method for dealing with juvenile delinquents" in Cambridge, President Richard E. Rubenstein '59, announced yesterday. The program will be organized as part of the PBH Juvenile Delinquency Project...
Repairs due to the September fire and general renovation of the Varsity Club began last week and will be completed by June 20, Richard P. Hallowell II '20, President, said yesterday...
John D. French 2L was recently appointed President of the Law Review. Other officers selected were Treasurer, Nathan Lewin 2L; Article Editors, Herbert Dym 2L and Daniel Mayers 2L; and Case Editors, Richard S. Arnold 2L and Philip P. Heymann...