Word: squiers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Henry Cabell McClelland, Frank Bearss Muhlfeld, John Watson Pollock, Theodore Louis Squier, Jr., Edward Morrill Tuckerman, George Henry Warren...
...Carl B. Squier, 52, the $58,500-a-year vice president in charge of sales and service. An Army pilot in World War I and later a barnstormer, Squier is the only top executive at Lockheed who can fly an airplane...
This simple story, however, would have turned out to be a cipher without the admirable handling which the Dramatic Club has given it. Judiciously mixing slapstick farce with the comic-ballet technique developed by the Moscow Art Theatre, director Ted Squier '43, has done a superb job. The caricatures of the officials are finely conceived and executed, while the final scene is a masterpiece of dramatic staging. The director had good actors to work with and the result is one of the most well rounded casts that H. D. has presented. Most of the actors are unrecognizable under their astounding...
...shown in army camps, the Dramatic Club has decided to produce Nicolai Gogol's "Inspector General." The play will go on the road after a four day run in Brattle Hall, beginning April 22. Direction of this well-known Russian comedy will be in the hands of Theodore I, squier '43 who also supervised last November's highly successful production, "The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife...
...recent meeting, the Harvard Dramatic Club elected Robert G. Neiley '43 as its new President. Also chosen were Theodore L. Squier '43 as vice-president, Henry W. Monroe '43 as treasurer, and Alvin W. Ruml '45 as secretary. Other members of the executive board are Rolland D. Thompson '43, William E. Robinson '43, S. Leonard Kent '43, and Robert F. Keaby...