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Considerable interest has been shown in New York over the coming trip of the Dramatic Club, with Sacha Guitry's "Beranger" and Andreyev's "The Life of Man" as well-balanced repertory. The Dramatic Club is doing an unusual thing in taking two of its greatest successes to New York during the Spring Vacation. It is doing an unusual thing as a visiting amateur organization in playing a week in a regular theatre, offering as it will "The Life of Man" for the first half of the week of the fifteenth, and "Beranger" for the second half. The experiment...
...Harvard Dramatic Club plans to present as benefit performances, two of its former plays at Brattle Hall in Cambridge. On Monday evening, April 9, "Beranger" by Sacha Guitry will be presented, and on Tuesday evening, April 10. "The Life of Man" by Leonid Androyeff. The Dramatic Club has given both plays before, the former in the spring of 1922, and the latter last fall...
...Sacha Guitry's "Beranger" is in direct contrast to "The Life of Man", being of a lighter character. Guitry pictures biographically the life of the famous poet, Beranger, with all his pleasures and his conflict with Talleyrand. The play has been translated by Howard Phillips '23 without detracting from its wit or vigor...
Henry Miller's production of Sacha Guitry's play, Pasteur, brought his personality vividly before the American public. [But the American public failed to support it, and the inspiring production lasted only two weeks.] Few who have not made a study of the man's life realize the universality of his genius or the variety of his contributions to medicine and industry. A brief catalog of them includes at least the following: 1.) He determined the symmetry and asymmetry of crystals by rotation of light...
...Dramatic Club will present "Beranger", by Sacha Guitry, and "The Life of Man", by Leonid Andreyeff, on April 9, and 10, respectively, at Brattle Hall, just before the club's spring trip to New York, where the plays will again be produced. The proceeds of the performances at Brattle Hall will be given to the endowment fund of the American Field Service Fellowships for French Universities...