Word: adolph
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...with Jason, but she failed to convey the supernatural element in Medea. Mr. Carl Machold, as her weak husband Jason, gave a very good portrayal of the Greek nature as contrasted with the barbarian Medea, and of the resulting lack of sympathy between the two. He also, with Mr. Adolph Winds as Kreen, brought out the selfishness and greed which are emphasized by Grillparzer as the underlying cause of the tragedy...
...remains hopelessly barbarian. Finally Medea, despised by her husband, repudiated by her children, and exiled by the country, becomes possessed with jealousy and fury, sets the palace aflame, kills her children and departs. The fifth act is an epilogue. The cast of the play is as follows: Kreon, Mr. Adolph Winds Kreusa, Miss Marianne Bratt Jason, Mr. Carl Machold Medea, Miss Marie Drummisch Herald, Mr. Friedrich Holthaus
...cast of the principal characters in the "Medea," which Mr. Conried is to present at the Colonial Theatre, Boston, on Thursday, December 6, at 2.30 o'clock, for the benefit of the Germanic Museum, is as follows: Kreon, Mr. Adolph Winds Kreusa, Miss Marianne Bratt Jason, Mr. Carl Machold Medea, Miss Marie Drummisch Herald, Mr. Friedrich Holtaaus...
...numbering in all over 1000. Dr. L. D. Bulkeley, of the class of 1866, has presented the library with a number of medical books, including a complete file of the "Reports of the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital," in which he is interested. Through the generosity of Mr. Adolph Lewishon of New York City, the Biblical and Semitic Department of the university has received a valuable collection of Rabbinical books, which number about 70 volumes...
...Wigglesworth, penniless college graduate seeking a position, G. L. Yocum '07 Franklin Edison Marconi Bluebell, a Yankee wireless telegraph and telephone solicitor, F. H. Van Orman '08 Sigaret, hotel maid, afterwards maid-in-waiting to May Lifter, Morgan Jopling '06 Nami Kami, a geisha girl, H. L. Murphy '08 Adolph Haschaus, a hotel manager, F. W. Olmsted '08 Tu Lung, a Chinese servant, H. L. Olmsted '08 Messenger Boy, P. P. Marion...