Word: romeos
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Anecdotes of eighteenth century Blue Laws, when theatre productions were banned in Boston and circumspect managers had to advertise "Hamlet", "Romeo and Juliet", and the like as "moral lectures", were related by Mr. F. W. C. Hersey '99 in his stereopticon lecture on the Harvard Theatre Collection at the Boston Public Library yesterday afternoon...
Separated. Francis X. Bushman, 40, he-man from Beverly Bayne, cinema actress. Their romance began when he played Romeo to her Juliet, culminated when he gave up his five children, paid $40,000 alimony to his first wife, in order to marry...
October's prospective five are: Andre Chenier, Manon, Traviata, Romeo and Juliet, Rigoletto...
...again after dinner and at supper in the evening. The number of performers is limited by the licensing authorities to six. There is a "producer" and the orchestra is said to be "excellent." Each week is to see a different "cycle" of operas, including Rigoletto, II Trovatore, Faust, Romeo et Juliette, Lohengrin, A'ida, Tosca...
...usual, save for one factor, and certainly as interesting, as today's was interesting. Beethoven's hackneyed, if beautiful, Egmont overture, Schumann's Symphony in D minor, than which there are probably few examples of poorer scoring, a viola concerto by our Bowen, and excerpts from Berlioz' symphony, "Romeo and Juliet," for which Mr. Monteux retains a peculiar fondness,--these make up the swing toward the right. To compensate, we expect the following week will bring at least Milhaud, Stravinsky, Hindemith, and Goosens...