Word: evers
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...night and we were convinced. Whatever the New York managers may send to Boston we can rejoice in the knowledge that at the Copley Theatre we can always find entertainment. The Jewett Players evidently have no intention of starting the season with a good production and then disappointing their ever-increasing patrons with a less satisfying diet of entertainment...
...opinion the performance of Miss Viola Roach is by far the most delightful we have ever seen her give. The title role, the good-hearted and charming Lady Frederick was for her a happy one. Ethel Barrymore originally played the part; it is not too much to say that Miss Roach's work can be compared not unfavorably with hers. Playing opposite to Miss Roach, Mr. Charles Warburton managed his highly epigrammatic part skilfully, and for the most part accurately. It was a most exacting role for a repertory player--but the prompter was only once necessary. Mr. Watts, although...
...League of Nations is the vital issue of the campaign, a Cox-Roosevelt Club has been formed for the effective organization of pro-League sentiment among the students of the University. Believing that the League is the greatest moral issue with which the people of the United States has ever been confronted, the Cox-Roosevelt Club stands unequivocally for the ratification of the Treaty and Covenant with such clarifying or interpretative reservations as may be consistent with American tradition, and for the prompt participation of the United States in this greatest movement of modern civilization. Speaking of the obligations...
...Graduate School of Education begins its first year with 96 students, which is considered a remarkably favorable record. Of these, 62 are men and 34 are women. These are the first women who have ever been admitted to candidacy for a Harvard degree...
...dear public ever realize that the things that "are" good can prove their worth, may admit it, but never need should about...