Word: theatered
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...same time, it was announced that Radcliffe will hold its first all-student assembly of the year this afternoon at 1:10 o'clock in Agassiz Theater to discuss proposed affiliation. According to Sue Ehrentheil, Radcliffe '48, president of Student Government, the meeting is designed to acquaint all 'Cliffedwellers with the main purposes of the NSA, preparatory to a vote on membership to be taken at the Annex November...
When Augustin Daly [and Joseph Howard] dramatized the novel (Worrell Sisters' New York Theater, Nov. 11, 1867), he expanded Beecher's . . . character into a major part for Miss Jennie Worrell, the youngest of the three famed theatrical sisters...
Communist Party bigwigs in Moscow's Bolshoi Theater beamed at each other in open, reassured relief. Their smiles said: "Ah, now we've got it too." But Molotov's words, obviously intended for home consumption, seemed to strike some U.S. editors all of a heap. They splashed Molotov's boast with big black headlines usually reserved for major catastrophes...
Boston threadbare hub of the intellectual artistic universe, seems to have found itself an opera company. Last year Boris Goldovsky's New England Opera Theater was merely a new idea, a well executed but conceivably short-lived one. now it looks as though Mr. Goldovsky and his company are established happily from the points of view of both achievement and potential audience...
...part, the cast of "Figaro" was exactly the same as that at last year's Opera Theater premiere. The one change which brought Margaret Brink in as the Countess, was, if musical memories are accurate, an improvement. Miss Brink's crystal tones and appealing voice were perfect for the part, and she sang her showpiece aria, "Dove Sono," well with the possible exception of a slightly breathy conclusion...