Word: stagings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Rehearsals for "Ralph Roister Doister," the comedy which the Harvard Chapter of Delta Upsilon will revive this year, will begin immediately after the mid-year period, under the direction of Mr. Francis Powell, for many years stage director for Sothern and Marlowe...
...nine, which was so promising a few weeks before, starts for New London or New Haven in an apparently hopeless condition. At this point it might be parenthetically stated that the cause of the commotion is himself considered to be very little to blame. Let us proceed one stage further. Suppose that a substitute on any major sport squad breaks training. At once it is whispered about and the man is disgraced. Indeed, such incidents are so rare that nowadays we seldom if ever hear of them. These three cases represent the facts. From them several instructive conclusions...
Though slight in plot, "A Single Man" very easily takes rank with the best of Mr. Drew's "drawing-room plays"--a form of entertainment in which he has long held first place on our stage and which promises to remain popular so long as Mr. Drew finds parts to his liking. Without him Mr. Davies's comedy could hope for little; with him, and a carefully selected cast, it is highly amusing and altogether worth while. In the supporting company are Miss Mary Boland, Miss Thais Lawton, late of the New Theatre company, and Miss Carrol McComas...
...sold today, the "H" to be formed in singing the "Marseillaise" can be little more than a flasco. Everyone must be provided. Last year undergraduates took special pains to make the experiment a success, and the results justified the efforts made. This year the scheme has passed the experimental stage and we know the effect which can be achieved...
Last winter Miss Maude Adams and sundry collaborators made a mosaic of various passages -- now coherent and now disjointed--from Rostand's celebrated play, "Chantecler", and set them on the stage as a pretty, if somewhat tenuous and tedious fantasia. She is now bearing this amiable little entertainment up and down the country and last evening it was to be seen on the stage of the Hollis Street Theatre...