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Following emphatic denial Tuesday that Professor George Pierce Baker '87 was planning to leave Harvard, the University yesterday gave out for publication a recent letter from Professor Baker to those who make up the regular audiences of his 47 Workshop plays, in which he explains his absence from the University this year and indicates his intention to return...
...send you this message because this coming college year I shall not stand by the piano and talk to you of plans for the Workshop and the doings of its members. Since we completed ten years of our work together,--some of us writing and producing, you stimulating and shaping by your attendance and comments,--I have felt the need of rest and a gathering of new impetus. However, till now, I have not seen the time when I believed that I could rightly allow the activities of the 47, Workshop to cease for a year. Last Spring, a fire...
...Munroe, at 12 Brimmer Street, Boston. All scenery and properties have been stored in places provided by the University. Miss Munroe will take charge of all royalties on published plays and will be glad to answer any questions which from time to time members of the 47 Workshop may find it necessary...
...rumor which certain New York papers carried yesterday to the effect that Prof. George Pierce Baker '87, head of the University's famous 47 Workshop, had decided to leave Harvard and continue his work in a New York university was emphatically denied last night by prominent University officials who spoke for Prof. Baker. The latter will himself issue a statement within the next few days to the Workshop Audience explaining his plans for the present year...
Although much of the work of the 47 Workshop will be suspended this year pending Prof. Baker's return from his sabbatical leave, the department will resume its activities in full next Fall. Since Massachusetts Hall will not be available, the University is already searching for suitable quarters elsewhere...