Word: schiller
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President Eliot will preside at the aftertnoon literary exercises, at which Mr. W. R. Thayer'81 will speak on "The International Position of Schiller," and Professor Francke on "The Message of Schiller to Modern Life." Professor Munsterberg h.'01 will draw a comparison between Schiller and Goethe and will close the exercises by reading the epilogue written by Goethe for the representation of Schiller's "Glocke," given in Welmar in 1815 at the tenth anniversary of Schiller's death...
...following program of exercises has been arranged for Tuesday, January 3, in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the death of Schiller...
...thestrical performance will consist of parts of three of Schiller's masterpieces. Mr. Conried will recite "Die Kranciche des Ibykus," and members of the Irving Place Theatre will give the third act of "Mria Stuart," and "Das Lied ven der Glocke." The last named piece will be given with orchestral accompaniment and with tableaux by undergraduates, after the series of pictures by Kaulbach...
...time of closing applications for seats for the Schiller performance in Sanders Theatre on January 3 has been extended from today until Monday. Applications, which will be filled in order of their receipt, should be sent with remittances to C. Ehlermann, Jr., Beck 23. Tickets will be sent out by mail on Tuesday. Al seats not disposed of by application will be put on sale at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning at Sever's and Herrick's. The price of fleor and first balcony seats is $2 each. of second balcony seats $1 each...
...afternoon of January 3, the day of the theatrical performance to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Schiller's death, commemorative literary exercises will be held in the Fogg Lecture Room. President Eliot will preside. Mr. W. R. Thayer '81 will speak on "The international Position of Schiller, and Professor Francke on "the Message of Schiller to Modern Life." Professor Munsterberg h.'01 will draw a comparison between Schiller and Goethe and will close the exercises by reading the epilogue written by Goethe for the representation of Schiller's Glocke, which was given in Weimar in 1815 at the tenth anniversary...