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With an unusually large turn-out answering the first rehearsal call, Director Arthur Hurley and Dance Director William Holbrook are already selecting possible talent for the forthcoming Hasty Pudding Show of 1936, entitled "The Lid's Off". Choruses are at work practicing and the cast is rapidly approaching completion. Members of the ensemble at present include, Francis A. Wendell '37, Donald Rowell '37, W. Grosvenor Davis '37, F. Lee Wendell '38, H. Shippen Goodhue '38, Renouf Russell '38, John A. Roosevelt '38, Willliam S. Pier '38, Benjamin Welles 2d '38, Gilbert E. Jones '38, Cammann Newberry '37, Fitz William Sargent...
...Arthur Hurley, the New York director, arrived yesterday to take charge of the show. Mr. Hurley is well known for his previous productions, of which "The Desert Song," "Anna Christle," and "The Fire Brand" were most successful...
...course, that in order that future Rotarians and Kiwanians now at Harvard will not be forced to bow their heads in shame before the rhetorical onslaughts of their future fellow Rotarians and Kiwanians, English F be expanded to the status of a full course. Edward D. Hurley...
William E. Hurley yesterday took a job in the railway mail service as the conclusion of one of the most unjust and scandalous political incidents Curleydom has seen this year. After thirty-seven years of efficient and honest service in the Post Office Department of the Government of the United States, Mr. Hurley had finally reached the Postmastership of Boston. Suddenly he was removed. And reason enough, we say,--Mr. Curley did not like...
Which reminds us further of the statement by one Mr. White, Civil Service Commissioner down in Washington, that not since Andrew Jackson has Civil Service received such a set-back as in the present administration. Mr. Hurley got a job in the Railway Mail Service; Mr. Tague got a "beautiful floral piece". The President always does things in the nicest...