Word: dressing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...world's most musical families, the von Trapp family is also one of the world's most self-sufficient. Their Austrian peasant clothes, which they never exchange for citified dress, are all homemade. They even weave some of the cloth themselves. Says ample, athletic Frau von Trapp: ''We are having the time of our lives in God's own country...
...like dressing up, accessories for evening make an ideal gift, Handsome studs with cuff-links to match, smart hosiery or dress shirts are more than welcome at this time of the year...
Miss Eleanor Spencer, Radcliffe '41, and John Sever '40 head the cast of the Dramatic Club's modern dress production of Sheridan's classic force. "The Critic," which is to be presented in Peabody. Playhouse in Boston on the evenings of December...
Sever plays the part of Mr. Puff, a playwright; Palmer Baker '39 and Vernon Hodges '34 are cast as Mr. Sneer and Mr. Dangle, critics who accompany Puff to the dress rehearsal of his Elizabethan verse tragedy called "The Spanish Armada." Miss Spencer is Tilburina, the English heroine of the play under rehearsal, and John Barnard '39 is her faithful Spanish lover, Don Whiskerandes...
Given in modern dress, Marlowe's "Dr. Faustus" is another example of the value of present-day technique as applied to classical drama. Borrowing from the Mercury Theatre, the Federal Theatre has given a production lacking in technical excellence but of interest and importance as a revival...