Stephen R. Barnett
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Saint Joan
"Saint Joan" is actually a very descriptive title for this play. For Shaw here deals pre-eminently with the part of
The Cradle Song
The Cradle Song as a play has certain disadvantages. It is so unpretentious as to be unsuited to any production
The Chalk Garden
It seems that The Chalk Garden, currently playing at the Boston Summer Theatre, "unites the Gish sisters, Lillian and Dorothy,
Call Me Madam
Call Me Madam in both its Broadway and Hollywood productions served primarily as a vehicle for Ethel Merman. The show's
Henry V
Among lines that the Cambridge Drama Festival has cut from Shakespeare's Henry V are those in which the Chorus, introducing
Ring Round the Moon
In Ring Round the Moon, which opened the Group 20 Players' fourth season at Wellesley last week, playwright Jean Anouilh
College, 'Cliffe Tuition to Rise $200 in 1956-7
Tuition at the College will rise from $800 to $1000 for the academic year 1956-57, Dean Bundy announced yesterday. Undergraduates
Ma Pomme
What with Christmas less than a week away, and Maurice Chevalier celebrating his fiftieth year in the entertainment business, only
Harris Urges Emphasis On Expansion of GSAS
Harvard should make its major effort to solve the expansion problem by increasing the enrollment of the Graduate School of
"The Ultimate Concern"
"With Dewey, Whitehead, Russell, and Santayana stands a man whom future generations probably will pronounce no whit their inferior..."; "like