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...possible flare-up of the issue of Faculty control over undergraduate activities was averted, it was learned today, when the Harvard Dramatic Club decided to abandon their fall production of Christopher Morley's "The Trojan Horse" for two shorter plays...
...trouble began last week, when H.D.C. announced, cast, and started rehearsals of "The Trojan Horse" without getting the necessary confirmations form their three Faculty advisors, Professors Theodore Spencer and Robert S. Hillyer of the English Department, and Mr. William B. Van Lennep, Curator of the Widener Theatre Collection...
...Italian custom, are fully recognized by the husband. Wrote Byron: "I have been an intriguer, a husband, a whoremonger, and now I am a Cavaliere Servente-by the holy! it is a strange sensation." Sometimes he grumbled: "I have been more ravished myself than anybody since the Trojan War." He added that he was "drilling very hard to learn how to double a shawl"-a gallantry all well-trained cicisbei were supposed to perform...
With the clubhouse now complete, the dramatists are now turning to more serious one work in developing a fall show. Christopher Merley's "Trojan Hope" has been tentatively chosen and tryouts for the 20 male parts are already under...
...first opportunity for Harvard students to act this fall, "Trojan Horse" is far better than previous fall plays. The H.D.C. has apparently changed its policy of doing heavy, artistic shows and has made its selection this fall with an eye to pleasing both the actors and the audience. Thus it better fulfills its position as the only completely dramatic organization in Harvard College. But the play itself is not the only improvement in the club's fall schedule, for at least the H.D.C. has broken away from the tyranny of Sanders Theatre. Instead this production will take place in Brattle...