Word: winthrops
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Twenty-three percent of the freshmen class picked Winthrop as their first choice when they handed in their House applications Thursday, a CRIMSON poll revealed last night. The previous poll (March 23) seemed to have influenced Yardlings, for former first place Lowell dropped to second choice...
After Eliot in the Overall standings follow Lowell, Adams, Leverett, Winthrop, Dunster, and Dudley in that order. Kirkland now has a total of 927.5 points over the year, almost twice as many as Dudley, which is in last place with...
...spectacle of eight mustachioed Beefeaters singing through their mutton-chops ought to be enough to warm the cockles of anybody's heart. The Winthrop House production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Yeomen of the Guard" has that and more. It has principals who act and sing with gusto. It may not be the D'Oyly Carte company in the Junior Common Room, but it is a thoroughly delightful group...
...three principles of amateur G & S are 1) to sing lustily and loudly, 2) to act lustily and loudly, and 3) to keep going no matter what happens. It is gratifying to report that, despite the inevitable week spots, the Winthrop troupe did all three...
...column, The Playwrights' Group gave notice that two parts are still available in its original production; an outdoor production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was announced; rehearsal was called for "Darkness at Noon"--one of the most technically complicated of modern scripts, to be produced in Sanders "Theatre"; Winthrop House announced its annual Gilbert & Sullivan production. The Poets' Theatre is planning its second production of the year, with rehearsals in the basement of a local bookstore and production in the Christ Church Parish House, and the Classics Club is announcing its annual play, to be produced in Radcliffe...