Word: sanger
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...John Anderson Lord, Mrs. A. Lawrence Lowell, Mrs. Matthew Luce, Mrs. Ronald T. Lyman, Mrs. Frank O. Magie, Mrs. Roger B. Merriman, Mrs. Joseph Morrill, Mrs. Phebe C. Mulford, Mrs. Carl H. Pforzheimer, Mrs. Charles A. Pratt, Mrs. Francis L. W. Richardson, Mrs. Philip L. Saltonstall, Mrs. William C. Sanger, Mrs. Lansing Simonds, Mrs. Mary B. Sinclaire, Mrs. Henry D. Tudor, Mrs. Robert DeC. Ware, Mrs. Joseph Warren, Mrs. Ridley Watts, Mrs. George F. Williams, Mrs. Moses Williams, Mrs. Owen Winston, and Mrs. S. Huntington Wolcott...
...flashes of deftly read lines, but more often in the incidental music and the quick flow of large masses of players. Something of the singing quality of the lines Professor F. C. Packard has infused into the play by some very acute direction. Of the players, Miss Doris Sanger is most effective, but Mr. Leatherbee as the romantic Rafl, Mr. Perry as the Caliph and Mr. Harrington as Hassan, all carry their roles with conviction. Miss Braggiotti's dance is also a high light in the performance...
...Margaret Sanger, president of the A.B.C.L., attributed the ousting of her organization to Roman Catholic "bigotry and usurpation of power." She said that Governor Alfred Emanuel Smith was at the bottom of it all, flayed him roundly in a public statement...
...Harrington '30, K. A. Perry '28, and Charles Leatherbee '29, according to an announcement made last night. Important roles are assigned to B. D. Hanighen '30, F. B. Thurber '30, R. H. Jones '30, and H. G. Myers '30. The female parts are taken by Miss Doris Sanger and Miss Mary Crandon...
...feminine roles have been allotted to Miss Sanger and Miss Crandon, both of whom are well known in amateur dramatic circles in Boston...