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Doubles.--Smith and Debevoise (H.) defeated Eddy and Brooks (M. I. T.), 6-3, 6-4; A. R. Allen and Perkins (H.) defeated French and Bates (M. I. T.), 6-2, 6-1; Weisman and Laimbeer (H.) defeated Doolittle and Lambert (M. I. T.), by default...
Singles.--W. T. Smith (H.) defeated Eddy (M. I. T.), 6-3, 6-1; G. H. Perkins (H.) defeated Lambert (M. I. T.), 6-4, 6-2; G. D. Debevoise (H.) defeated Doolittle (M. I. T.), 6-1, 6-0; L. A. Weisman (H.) defeated Bates (M. I. T.), 6-1, 6-1; Bernard Bandler (H.) defeated Brooks (M. I. T.), 6-3, 6-1; G. M. Laimbeer (H.) defeated French...
...Walter T. Littlefield. Mr. du Gord, who a few years ago played at La Comedie Francaise in Paris with Cecile Sorel, will play the part of the interpreter. The second play is titled "La Paix Chez Soi", and this will be its first presentation in Boston. Miss Suzanne Lambert and Mr. C. R. Codman II '15 will head the cast...
...Roscoe Lambert West '14, of Needham...
...Lambert did not grasp all the possibilities that the almost Shavian character of Alceste offers,--playing it throughout in a cold, grave key, approaching monotony; but his rich voice, expressive gestures, and finished diction go far to make up any deficiency. M. Ravet created, with delicate strokes of characterization, a very true Oronte. M. Gerval and M. Stern maintained the Moliere tradition of overplaying the society gallants. The well-known letter scene of the last act, in which they play such a prominent part, was, however, most disappointing in its careless, hurried, unthinking development. Mlle. Berendt, Mme. Marsans...