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...United States is now accomplishing the ambition of her financiers 50 years back-'We, the world's granary, will become its workshop, but shall only be really victorious when we become its banker.' The United States has become our banker. With the Dawes Plan she has enslaved Germany. We ourselves are marching with big strides toward financial dependency to American capital. . . . From the beginning of the War I watched closely the purchases France made in the United States. . . . With what suppressed anger did I not analyze those veritably usurious contracts which America, profiting by our distress, imposed...
...known whether the Guild expects to use the translation of W. L. Laurence, or not. Mr. Laurence, who is a former member of the 47 Workshop, has made the only English translation of Evreinov's drama which has yet been printed...
Arthur Hopkins has the furnishings from the workshop of Robert Edmond Jones, and has cast Louis Calhern, Frank Conroy and Ferdinand Gottschalk in Miss Taylor's support. All are eminently suitable...
...following review of "Mr. Paraclete", the Dramatic Club's production which will be given for the first time tomorrow night, was written especially for the Crimson by William L. Laurence '12. Laurence was a member of the 47-Workshop and has done work with Edward Massey '15, and Eugene O'Neil. He has translated plays from Spanish German, French, and Russian...
...Greenwich Village Theatre in New York and Philip Bale, Boston theatrical critic, are the two men who have recently risen to deny that Harvard has allowed "its theatrical interests to go into blue obscurity." Both these men find in the Dramatic Club a worthy successor to the 47 Workshop...