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With the report of Mr. Owen Wister comes the certainty that instructions in dramatic writing will not be abandoned. It would, indeed, be a misfortune if the departure of the Workshop's founder should cause an annihilation of courses and active interest in applied dramatics. Mr. Wister's report but emphasizes the university's commendable determination to repair what damage it can and to carry on its traditions of dramatic teaching...
...soul of a new Workshop must be round in the future professor of dramatic English. The choice is difficult. It must fall upon an authority versed in the actualities of dramatic production as much as in criticism and theory. Mr. Eaton, suggested for the post, is certainly fitted. Yet the decision is one which demands the most careful consideration, for upon the new leader will fall the difficult task of making Harvard's prestige in the field of dramatic instruction independent of the personal reputation...
...reception entitled "The Last Act" presented last night by the 47 Workshop at Agassiz Theatre, the Workshop presented Professor G. P. Baker '87 with a purse of $1,100 as a farewell gift...
Last night's reception was attended by Professor Baker's former workers and associates in the Workshop. Short speeches were made by J. M. Brown '23, Miss Dorothy Sands, J. P. Munroe, Miss Agnes Morgan, Judge F. T. Hammond '92, and H. F. Carlton, in which they told anecdotes and human interest stories of his life in connection with the Workshop...
Professor Baker followed Dean Briggs and responded to the praises of all those who spoke before him with a short talk in which he expressed his thanks and appreciation for all the help that the Workshop audience and workers, who composed his audience last night, had given him in English...