Word: chorus
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...cast and chorus of the Pudding play as finally made...
...first public performance of "Spontania," given at the Pi Eta Theatre last evening, was very successful. The chorus had improved since the dress rehearsal, singing together better and getting more out of the music. The hit of the evening was the negro song and cake walk. The quartette dance was encored several times. The second performance will be given at the club house this evening...
...showed that they were fitted for their parts. Parker kept up the spirit of the play throughout, showing marked ability to act a comical character. R. M. Mahoney 1900 as Sporticus, attendant to the King, over acted, and put Bungus, one of the principal characters, in the background. The chorus showed lack of training and were not sure of their parts besides, not getting into the spirit of the play...
...King of Spontania, T. Stensland '98; Lovatus, his son, V. Burnett '98; Sporticus, attendant to king, R. Mahoney 1900; Corcoran Van Brunt, Harvard professor, S. Parker '99, Princess Oldmada, R. L. Chipman '98, Grand Duchess Spookia, A. W. Hollis 1900; Dorothea Theresa, G. F. Root 1900; Solitar, leader of chorus, W. Peirce '99; Heralds, B. Leeson '99 and B. Jones '99. There will be thirty-two men in the chorus...
...Harvard men in the cast this year. B. P. Cheney '90, prominent in Hasty Pudding theatricals while in college, will be "Hungry Jim," one of the leading parts. Courtenay Guild '86 will take the part of "Billee Bo's'n." The following men also will be in the chorus or ballet: E. Lambert '95, Brooks Frothingham '97, R. L. Scaife 1 L., W. S. Appleton, Jr., '96, H. F. Strout '90, H. R. Stanley '98, G. B. Burrage '98, F. D. Brannan '99, H. W. Flagg...