Word: anarchist
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...actors are forced to make up by emphasis what the repartee lacks in wit; the villains noisily confide in the audience while the police are down stage; but the complications of a disguised undergraduate acting as guide to his Class Day flame, and getting mixed up with an anarchist plot furnish two acts full of good scenes...
...song, "I'm a hustling, bustling woman," with the accompanying dance, was extraordinary without being mortifying. Osborne found it as difficult to stay in his part as in his costume, but the song was one of the hits of the show. B. Moore '08 as the anarchist, marred what was otherwise a clever burlesque of the villain of melodrama by continual overemphasis. He is potentially the best actor in the cast, but fails to "arrive" on account of such faults as a noisy and meaningless spatting of his hands and a reluctance to let go of his consonants...
...Bacon '08Angela de Cazonetta, a Castilian with a past W. Robbins '08Don Juan de Pistadio de Gorgonzola, a very bad man, B. Moore '08King Alphonzo of Spain S. P. Henshaw '07 Carambo, lord Chamberlain S. Ervin '08 Henry Lacklustre, a philosophical waiter J. J. Rowe '07Hottatamale, chief anarchist H. W. Nichols '07Jujube S. T. Hubbard...
Percy Winterbottom, Harvard '09, C. L. Hay '08Obadiah Butterworth, of Chicopee Falls, H. E. Widener '07Mrs. Butterworth, a masterful woman, C. G. Osborne '07Amelia Butterworth, her charming niece, D. W. Streeter '07Don Juan de Pistachio de Gorgonzola, socialist, anarchist, and revolutionist, H. W. Nichols '07 B. Moore '08Professor Bulgingbrow Winterbottom, emeritus professor of Philosophy, F. M. Gunther '07Ethel Winterbottom, W. P. Blodgett '07Lacklustre, a philosophical waiter, J. J. Rowe '07King Alfonso of Spain, S. P. Henshaw '07Chamberlain to the King, J. V. Woodard '07A Spanish woman, W. D. Robbins...
Professor Milyoukov, who has been giving a course of lectures at the Lowell Institute on "The Russian Crisis," will review the history of Russian socialism since 1842, when the movement first became continuous. Neither a socialist nor an anarchist himself, Professor Milyoukov will deal with his subject from the point of view of the impartial historian, and will also touch briefly upon the present liberal and social crisis in Russia...