Word: workshop
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Workshop" will present "The Call of the Mountain," a play in four acts by E. C. Ranck, at Agassiz House Theatre, this evening and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The play is a tragedy of the Kentucky mountains, centering around the attempts of an unscrupulous mountaineer to keep his position as boss of the county. Mr. Ranck is entirely familiar with the life in Kentucky, and his main character, Zeke. Holston, played by S. J. Hume 1G., is not overdrawn with his killings and defiance...
...special interest to the University is the opening production of an American play, "We, the People," at the Castle Square Theatre tonight. The authors, Mr. J. F. Ballard and Mr. E. C. Ranck, both received their training in dramatic composition in Professor Baker's "47 Workshop." Mr. Ballard has already achieved one notable triumph in "Believe Me, Xantippe," produced last year. The CRIMSON wishes every success to this new work of the Harvard school of drama...
...relation of the "47 Workshop" to the Dramatic Club should be made clear. Except that they are organizations that exist for dramatic purposes they are not at all alike. The "Workshop" does not aim to produce the finished play of the Dramatic Club, but, if possible, to "finish" the play for the Club. There should be three stages of play-making here: the "Workshop," the Dramatic Club, and the professional stage. Above all things the College dramatic organization should be co-operative, self-supporting, and self-sufficing, meeting all of its own needs such as staging, costuming, lighting, etc., through...
...Workshop" of Harvard and Radcliffe will give its first production of the year tonight in Agassiz House, Radcliffe. There are three short plays on the program. "The Romance of the Rose," a musical pantomime by S. J. Hume '13 and T. M. Spelman '13, is to be produced with scenery in the style of Gordon Craig under whom Hume has studied. G. Hale '15 has assisted in the designing and painting of the set. "Home Sweet Home," a serious play of tenement life was written by Miss Violet Robinson, recently of Radcliffe. Professor Richard T. Holbrook has revised his translation...
...Workshop." Plays. Agassiz House...