Word: theatered
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last night's Glee Club concert in Sanders Theater was an unfortunate demonstration of the futility of good singing when pitted against incompetent management of a program. The evening could have been the outstanding musical achievement at Harvard this year if the excellent work of the Glee Club, Radcliffe Choral Society, and soloists had been supported by intelligent programming and handling of the orchestra. That G. Wallace Woodworth '24 did not offer this support was a major disappointment...
Clee Club and Choral Society singers will join tonight at Sanders Theater in the Annual Sanders Concert under the baton of conductor G. Wallace Woodworth '24. The 200-voice group will perform two works by Handel and two by Randall Thompson...
Just for the record: concerning the hecklers of the Wallace-sponsored anti-U.M.T. rally, I should like to point out that the CRIMSON'S "marketplace of political discussion" was hardly a discussion at all. In realty last Saturday at Sanders Theater a unilateral declaration was voiced over the objections of nearly half of those present. Although the tactics employed by that minority were hardly in line with our democratic ideals, it must be said that at no time, even through responsible representatives, were the very real arguments of the proponents of U.M.T. allowed. The effort was made to answer...
...atmosphere scented with name-calling and heckling by about 100 UMT supporters, a group of 350 students rallied at Sanders Theater Saturday to demonstrate opposition to President Truman's proposed draft legislation. The meeting was sponsored by the Harvard Committee for Wallace...
Those individuals who attended the anti-UMT rally in Sanders Theater on Saturday with the express purpose of shouting down the speakers used tactics that are almost too unoriginal to warrant censure. They have been used repeatedly by Communists to prevent the opposition from being heard; they are also darkly reminiscent of pre-1933 Germany. But unoriginal as the boo, shout, and catcall may be, whenever used to stifle free speech, they demand public denouncement...