Word: violet
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Also running are: Herbert R. Harvey 1G, Marvin W. Herrick 1G.Ed., Robert L. Hall 1G, Violet Kugris 1G.Ed., Ruth Lottridge 1G, Jean Matter 1G, Rudolph W. Nemser 3Dv., Margaret Pfau 2G, Eugene H. Hosebloom Jr. 1G, J. Frank Schulman grDv., Charles I. Stastny 2G, Robert C. Stender 1P.A., Melvin C. Schefftz 1G, Eugene D. Wheeler 1G.S.D., Thomas D. Ward 1G.S.D., and Sheldon Wolff...
...curtains pulled back on a curious scene. The stage was split by two large pillars; on either side stood a robed and hooded chorus of commentators, eerie in green and violet light. The action took place on a center stage created between the pillars, and much of it was violent-a skirmish between Proserpina's lover and the police, an old-fashioned hair-pulling and biting scene between Proserpina and her jealous rival, and near the end, a rooftop death battle between a stranger and Proserpina's evil friends. Musically, Composer Castro offered only a dissonant mosaic. There...
...VIOLET T. COTTRELL...
...year-old girl looking forward to her second wedding, Cinemactress Elizabeth ("I have a woman's body and a child's emotions") Taylor flew from Hollywood to London to marry 39-year-old British Actor Michael Wilding. Caught between planes in Manhattan she flashed her violet-blue eyes and gave the press a bubbly preview of a bride's bliss: "Michael is a mere child at heart. I think everything about him is wonderful. I adore...
...Orpheus," written by Hugh Amory '52 and directed by Violet R. Lang, is an allegory of the original Greek myth set in modern Boston. Paul Goodman's "Quiet House" is directed by Lyon Phelps...