Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...your enthusiastic rooters abroad is Miss Mazo de la Roche, formerly (before the success of her Jalna saga) of Ontario, Canada, but now of Devon, Sicily and surrounding points...
...permanent popularity, give the best in you. Rehearse your lines continually and you will never get state. Every show should be a perfect show and every night should be a first night. The Bachelor of Arts will find his degree no hindrance. Merit is the prime basis of ultimate success in the theatre as in other walks of life. Every actor will have moments when he is flustered when he forgets his lines. It is then that college training will help a man out. The best actor I ever knew, Frederick Ward, was an Oxford...
...attributes the success of "The Green Pastures" to the moral influence, the human appeal, and the high quality of the directing and acting. "I am no playwright," Richard Harrison concluded, "but I can tell a good play, when I see it, and I have seen many plays ruined by inadequate acting. No play is foolproof all the way through, or actor proof...
...much success the Club's new policy will achieve remains to be seen. The short lived Socialist Club, which went out of existence a year ago, had similar aims; but its efforts were nullified by an unfortunate habit of doing too much and reflecting too little. The old Liberal Club, on the other hand, failed to carry weight because of excessive dignity its polite petitions and its carefully dispassionate utterances lacked the force necessary for effectiveness...
Unless the New Yorkers can put on a much better showing than they did last week, Harvard's A team will not see more than a period of playing, for no chances will be taken of injuring any of the key players in these opening games. The season's success really depends on how much improvement the second and third lineups will be able to make in the opening two games...