Word: cast
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...other things to present Rostand's "The Romancers," in Cambridge on the evening of April 3rd for the benefit of the Cambridge Hospital League. The Dramatic Club need not feel that it is losing possible material for its plays, since I question whether any of the men in the cast of "The Romancers" would have tried for Dramatic Club parts. Under such circumstances there can be no rivalry between the two clubs...
...think that it gives any conclusive reason for presenting a play. While the philanthropic purpose is distinctly commendable, we believe, perhaps rather selfishly, that the undergraduates should support their own institutions before coming to the aid of outside charities. Even though the members of the cast would not have tried for Dramatic Club parts, the fact remains that they are given an opportunity to do so, and that this club deserves the support of all men interested in acting. As was shown by the success of the play last fall it is filling an important place at Harvard...
...Deutscher Verein will give a special production of "Einer Muss Heiraten" by Wilhelmi some time in March. The date for the performance has not been definitely decided upon. The parts will be taken entirely by undergraduates, Freshmen being especially urged to try for positions in the cast. The competition for parts will begin Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Assembly Room of the Union...
...Graduates' Night performance of "Zopf und Schwert" by the Deutscher Verein last evening was very successfully produced. Not only was the cast well trained and enthusiastic, but the setting and atmosphere of the production was well in keeping with the times, and the costumes were exquisite and harmonious...
...play, which is cast in the time of Fried rich Wilhelm I, is historical, and, curiously enough, its revival here coincides with its revival at the Royal Theatre in Berlin in honor of the Kaiser's fiftieth birthday, which was yesterday. The play itself gives a very entertaining sketch of the times of the father of Frederick the Great, contrasting his conservatism with his strictly military interests on one side, and on the other, with the new liberal movements which were taken up by the progressive elements of the court, especially the Crown Prince, and finally by the Queen...