Word: roles
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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February 24-"La question d'Orient depuis I'apparition des Tures et le role de la France...
...Stickney '95, instructor in Greek, the Classical Department has decided to postpone its presentation of "Choephoroe" or "The Libation Pourers," a tragedy by Aeschylus, to have been given in Sanders Theatre in May. Dr. Stickney was greatly interested in the production and was to have taken an important role. The play will probably be given next year...
...oeil sur l'histoire de la Mediterranee. L'unite du monde antique;" February 17, "Rupture de l'unite. Le Christiansme et l'Islam," February 20, "La Mediterranee an Moyen Age. Les Croises. Les Republiques maritimes;" February 24, "La question d'Orient depuis l'apparition des Turcs et le role de la France;" February 27, "L'Occident of la Mediterranee. Les rapports avec l'Islam avant et apres la prise de Grenade;" March 1, "La France en Algerie. Le probleme de la colonisation mixte. Erreurs et tatounements;" March 3, "La France en Tunisie. Essai d'entente avee l'Islam, L'esprit...
...various characters are generally well impersonated, but the prominence of three of four makes their work especially noticeable. Particular credit must be given W. W. Fisher and F. E. Shirls for their characterizations of the farmer and of the Jew. C. P. Whorf makes the most of a difficult role, and H. R. Pratt's stage presence is good. D. P. Cook does the best solo singing in the show. The "Monkey Dance" by F. Viaux and the "Freak Dance" were clever and roundly applauded. Altogether the Society has produced an original and entertaining play...
...Kempner '06 as Subtle, the alchemist around whom the action centres, carried off a difficult part effectively and with full appreciation of the possibilities of the role. As Drugger, a tobacco man, a minor part originally played by David Garrick, D. C. Manning '04 gave a clever and finished bit of acting; and as Face, P. E. Osgood '04 acted creditably a part requiring great swiftness of action and much ingenuity. K. K. Smith '04, as Dol, the accomplice of Face and Subtle, was convincingly feminine, and without overdrawing, infused, a great deal of spirit and dash into the role...