Word: janes
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Does the CRIMSON mean the inference that those serving on the Committee now are not reputable? Is it to be understood that Jane Addams, Joseph Wingate Folk, Frederick Clemson Howe, James H. Maurer and David I. Walsh are of a category to be shunned and contemned by Harvard gentlemen? Probably not! However, I feel that the CRIMSON did not know what it thought, if I can go so far as to assume that it was thinking at all. Reputable Americans! To be reputable, must one refuse to feel for suffering...
...most progressive and artistic producers in the smaller experimental theatres in the country. In this line he has achieved a marked success at the Garrick Theatre in New York, with which he is connected. Among his best-known recent productions have been "John Ferguson" and "Jane Clegg," which is now running there. Mr. Simonson has been connected in his work with S. J. Hume '13, Irving Pichel '14, R. E. Jones '10 and others well known in the theatrical world. While in the University Mr. Simonson was a member of Professor G. P. Baker's English...
...casts for all except "At Cockcrow," filled by members of the 47 Workshop, are as follows: "The Right to Live." Maggie, Bettie La Mont Jane, Bcula Auerbach Jake, H. F. Carlton 1G. Mike, J. L. Hotson '21 Don Marguerite Barr Mrs. Multoon, Doris Halman Old Woman, Vianna Knowlton "The Slump." James Madden, Walter Butterfield '20 Mrs. Madden, Ruth Chorpenning Edgar Mix, W. B. Leach '22 "Man's Greatest Hunger." Gismonda, Dorothy Sands Alisandro, J. W. D. Seymour Pietro, Harding Scholle Occ. Madenna Gioulia, Doris Holman