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...students of Harvard University as they departed from the opening service of Harvard's 289th year. Prompt to start publication, the Crimson launched an early editorial at Harvard authorities for their "polished neglect" of Prof. George Pierce Baker, long the director of the 47 Wordshop (dramatics). The Workshop will be closed this year, its quarters having been reconverted for dormitory use. For Prof. Baker this means a sabbatical...
Following in the footsteps of the 47 Workshop and the Dramatic Club, the Cercle has adopted the policy of having all its scenery made by its members. In former years all the scenery for the plays has been hired, but the officers believe that there is enough talent in the club to enable them to do this without difficulty...
...gossip, Report," turns out, as often before, not to "be an honest woman of her word." Professor Baker has no present intention of transferring either himself or the 47 Workshop to Columbia. It is true that Professor Baker is to enjoy a long-deferred and well-earned year of rest, and that the 47 Workshop is temporarily shopless, owing to the transformation of Massachusetts Hall into a dormitory. But Professor Baker takes leave of his Cambridge friends "with pleasant anticipation of renewed work together," and it is unbelievable that in this era of building and expansion he should not, upon...
Even Ethel Barrymore is worked up over last week's false report that Professor George Pierce Baker '87 of 47 Workshop fame was going to leave Harvard due to the failure of the University authorities to provide proper equipment...
Yesterday when interviewed in her. Boston hotel Miss Barrymore talked excitedly of the 47 Workshop and its head. "I think that the discontinuance of Professor Baker's work for even a single year would be too terrible", she stated emphatically to the reporter as soon as she learned he was from the CRIMSON. "Tell me", she queried, "is it true that as great a university as Harvard is really neglecting one of the foremost authorities on the drama in this country...