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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Announcement was made last night of the cast for the fifth and last play to be given this year by the 47 Workshop. "Hitch Your Wagon to a Star" is a three act comedy written by Edwin Phillips Granberry 2G of Tampa, Fla. The scene of the play is set in New York City and the sets have been designed by Miss Ruth Spoor...
...conclusion of the contest, the victorious Law School quintet received a challenge from an all-star aggregation from the Graduate School led by S. B. Chase 3L., coach of the Freshman basketball team this year, for a game to be played tomorrow afternoon in the period originally assigned for the third game of the Junior-Law I series. Among the players listed on Coach Chase's team are E. E. Fribley 2G. B., from the University of Minnesota; J. W. Mahoney 2L., former basketball captain of Boston College, and C. W. Cole 3L., captain of the third year Law School...
Captain E. H. Lane '24 was the star of the University outfit. Touched only four times by his three opponents, he kept his perfect record intact and made the Harvard victory possible. E. L. Lane was beaten in his last bout with Elwell of Yale, and Roland Fleer '24 lost all three of his bouts. It was when Captain E. H. Lane of the University met Captain Huntington of Yale, that the issue of the meet was really decided. Although the score was 5-2, the fighting was very close and if Lane can duplicate this performance on Thursday...
...Cunard line, the Red Star Line, and many others have organized similar tours. The Travel Burenu in the CRIMSON Building and the Harvard Co-operative Society Travel Bureau will be glad to furnish further particulars to all those who are interested. The Harvard Trust Company has also announced that special attention is available for students who wish to facilitate a European trip by purchasing letters of credit...
...April 11 and 12, the 47 Workshop will give two private performances of the three-act comedy "Hitch Your Wagon to a Star," written by Edwin Phillips Granberry 2G., a graduate of Columbia and a member of the 47 Workshop...