Word: tremont
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Beta Kappa will hold its annual undergraduate banquet on Thursday evening of this week. The members will attend the performance of "Mary" at the Tremont, after which they will dine at the Lorraine. The speakers for the banquet are C. W. Carter Jr. '20, P. R. Chandler '21 and R. H. Snow '20, Orator, Poet and Latin Odist respectively...
...Annual Undergraduate Theatre Party and Banquet of the Harvard Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa will be held on the evening of Thursday, May, 27. "Mary" at the Tremont Theatre has been selected as the show which the scholars will attend. After the theatre, at 10.45 o'clock, the party will gather at the Hotel Lorraine for the banquet, to which all are urged to come, even if they are unable to attend the theatre performance beforehand. The speakers for the banquet will be: Orator, C. W. Carter Jr. '20; Latin odist, P. R. Chandler, '21; poet, R. H. Snow...
...Gilbert Miller's great London production "Monsieur Beaucaire," will be given at the Tremont on Monday, April 5, for a limited engagement. This pleasing operetta, drawn from the story of like name by Booth Tarkington, has been an outstanding success in New York, and Boston is the only other city in which it is to be presented this season...
With Elsie Janis and her gang hurrying off on their tour, "Bill" and "Mable" have come to the Tremont for a limited engagement in "Dere Mable," a musical comedy by Edward streeter and John Hodges. It is "the Same old Bill" that we read about in "Dere Mable" books, admirably taken by Louis Bennison. For two acts, the audience has fears that Bill, with his head turned by hero-worship, will never be the same again, but a little rough treatment by his prospective employers brings him to realize that the can't "live on medals," and he goes back...
...imagined them. A great deal of disappointment is inevitable under such conditions, but the splendid characterizations, especially by Mr. Bennison, and Mr. Wolsey, who takes the part of Angus, warrant the success of the production. In the words of Bill, "A good time was had by all" at the Tremont last night...