Word: ruling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Polish is what the Idler's effort lacked. That it was an amateur production could not be forgotten; but remembering that, the audience of "Have A Wife And Rule A Wife" was consistently delighted by music and foolery, wit and spectacle, and the general feeling that it was seeing an intelligent and tasteful effect by a well-directed college dramatic group--the first chance anyone has had in Cambridge this fall to indulge in such a feeling...
This evening the Radcliffe Idler opens in John Fletcher's "To Rule a Wife and Have a Wife," a bawdy masterpiece whose advertising blurb does not, happily, contain the words: "world premiere...
Opening its 1946-47 season, Radcliffe's Idler club revives John Fletcher's "Rule a Wife and Have a Wife" tonight at Agassiz Theater. A string quartet of the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra will supply incidental music for the three-night stand of the seventeenth century comedy...
Dean Hanford's defense of the ruling as it stands revolves around two points: (1) that there are not really many legitimate cases which have not been treated favorably, and (2) that a change in the rule now would freeze out "100 or so" new men who could otherwise enter in February...
...production or in preparation, witnessed the arrival of a fine new musical comedy at the Opera House last week. Recent musical comedy productions have, without exception, suffered by comparison with the unforgettable "Oklahoma!", and "Twilight Alley," the new Duke Ellington-John Latonche play, provides no variation from the general rule. 'In contrast to the many anemic and warstarved musicals which have cluttered up the glitterdust circuit in recent years, however, it is a lusty, healthy show, brilliantly staged, with an excellent score and fine, if uneven, east...