Word: sanchez
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Pedro C. Sanchez, for measurements and surveys of Mexico, a Cullum medal...
...will from Gypsy Fortune-Teller to American Theatrical-Manager, from the brazen trigamist to the tender agent of phonograph records, from Capuchin Monk to Harlequin himself in the latest of his thousand and one Harlequinades. Such sudden shifts will offer a splendid opportunity for the versatile acting of Eduardo Sanchez '26, the President of the Harvard Dramatic Club...
After Mr. Parker had closed his address, Eduardo Sanchez '26, President of the Dramatic Club explained the mechanics of the various competitions that are starting in connection with the annual fall production...
...Manly, James Martin, K. D. Mann, J. D. W. Morrill, Noe Morss. G. B. Moynahan, H. C. Newman, G. A. Norton, R. M. Parker, P. R. Pease, H. B. Peek, J. W. Perkins, F. deW, Pingree, H. I. Pratt, Donald Reynolds. K. M. Rogers L. H. Roots, Carlos Sanchez, R. H. Schacht Jr., L. H. Sherrill, G. E. Smith, Donald Spencer, A. H. Stafford, W. S. Stone, R. K. Stover D. LeB Sweeney, B. A. G. Thorndike, R. D. Tucker, R. F. Vance, C. F. Victor Jr., B. A. Wallingford, Hamilton Warren, J. N. Watters, Winthrop Wetherbee...
...difficulty faced by the actors entrusted with the two main parts are considerable. Miss Frances Small gives a finely poised performance. Her emotional moments seemed to me not so convincing as the more subtle and colder meets. But her playing throughout is unusually satisfying. Mr. Eduardo Sanchez, essentially a capable and vigorous actor, will not come off quite so well with an even more difficult task. His tendency is a trifle toward conscious poetry in the reading of the lines. Perhaps a simple reading would be more effective...