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It all starts in a theatrical office properly stocked with fascinating stenographer-chorus-girls. Here we meet the personages in a plot that remains traceable throughout the play--a beautiful society maiden (she actually is beautiful) who wants to be a star; her sus- ceptible and perfectly-dressed papa; her...
A. J. Lowrey '13, on the negative, outlined the limitations of the sport. It does not allow men who have never played before to become skilful enough to play the game in college. The most important argument against the sport is that only 17 men can be kept busy at...
Mr. Hancock's sympathetic interpretation of the song by J. A. Carpenter '97 is a timely tribute to a talented Harvard composer whose songs are beginning to receive appreciation of their atmospheric qualities and skilful workmanship.
Mr. Pickernell's group of songs by Strauss, Greig and Horatio Parker at once gave evidence of his sympathetic voice, refinement of phrasing and skilful emotional insight.
"The Harvard Dramatic Club is fortunate in the choice of its three-act play for this year. "The Voice of the People', by Mr. David Carb, is a play significant in several vital respects. It is significant, first of all, in its theme: a large, contemporary issue of American life...