Word: waits
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...brilliant conclusion of another 47 Workshop season again raises the question of how long that vital Harvard instituting will have to wait before being in a home of its own. How soon are we to have a Harvard Playhouse which will measure up to the one Yale has provided for her dramatic organizations? The Workshop should be master in a house of its own, rather than be obliged to oscillate between cramped quarters in Lower Massachusetts and an inadequate auditorium at Agassiz House for its final performances...
...Monday next the University crews will have their first practice on open water, in the Lynn harbor. Due to the fact that the Charles is unusually late in opening up, it has been deemed necessary to take advantage of the open water at Lynn rather than wait for the doubtful period when the river at Cambridge would be available for practice in the shells...
...property rights of France and the personal rights of the inhabitants, it will serve another interest no less important than peace, namely, the cause of justice. If the League is not ready for this test, it is certainly not ready to become a super-state. The super-state can wait, but justice is a matter of today. The League of Nations in the Valley of the Saar is the symbol of a new order...
...required at least a surface knowledge of the Freudian explorations to write this play, and playgoers with a bit of that knowledge will have the time of their lives as it unfolds. It is true that the Freudian playgoer lies in wait for the slightest lurking excuse to descend into the sub-conscious--discovering clues and symptoms of which playwright, producer and players are blissfully unaware. He sees an inhibition at every turn, and with the slightest encouragement would talk about the Psycho-Anabasis of Xenophon. But "Mamma's Affair' really invites his special attention...
...follow the lead of the CRIMSON, then, and take up "accuracy" as a slogan. R. WAIT...