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...Workshop, it has been pointed out, does not have the disadvantage either of the average college dramatic club, whose membership is constantly changing or of the professional company that is disbanded after each production. Many of the members of the cast of "Catskill Dutch", the play which will be presented in the first public performance of the 47 Workshop on February 19, have been in the Workshop Company since its organization, and have taken part in many of its productions. All of the members of the company have acted together for at least three years, and many for a longer...
This performance of "Catskill Dutch" is the first open performance by the 47 Workshop, and it has been pointed out that it is intended primarily, for members of the University, although the public will also be admitted. Tickets are on sale at $1.65 for the floor and $1.10 for the balcony at the Cooperative Society. Leavitt and Peirce's, the 47 Workshop office in Lower Massachusetts, and at Berrick's in Boston...
...former members of the Workshop and people interested in the dramatic arts who have been nominated by two members of the audience. A condition of membership in the audience requires members to write and send to the Workshop a signed criticism of each production. If the performance of "Catskill Dutch" on February 19 at Brattle Hall is fully supported by the undergraduate body it may be possible to give public productions of Workshop plays in the future...
...Catskill Dutch" was played on the night of February 9 before a very large audience at the M'Cullough Gymnasium of Middle bury College at Middlebury, Vermont...
...entire atmosphere of the set", she concluded, "Is intended to suggest the hard, stern life of the Catskill Dutch, and their isolation from the rest of the world. In its hardship their life resembled that of the Pilgrims, but continued over a much longer period of time. The costumes which were designed by Miss Pauline Hatfield, also reflect this isolation. The women continue to wear as gala dress the clothes which were in style at their marriages, and it has been said that an acute observer can in this way estimate the date of marriage of each...