Word: murrayism
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...confidence in its appeal to a twentieth century audience is a tribute to the genius of Euripides, with his keenness of understanding and his unrivalled realism in character drawing. It is due to the understanding and sincerity with which Granville Barker reproduces the Greek setting, with which Sir Gilbert Murray reproduces the Greek ideas, and Professor Smith, the Greek sense for rhythm and choral chanting in his music for the odes, that the modern audience can feel that they are receiving the same thrills which stirred Hellenistic listeners...
...Barker himself is a very live and interesting man. He has been connected with the theatre since he was 14 years old, and is thoroughly familiar with this type of play. He is a close friend of Professor Gilbert Murray, who translated the plays, and has been associated with him in producing them at the Court Theatre in London. His chief aim is to produce the plays just as Euripides would have done...
...played with St. Mark's. As the school team has lost several important games this season while the Freshmen have won consistently, the outlook is very favorable for 1918. The game will begin at 3.30 with the two teams lining up as follows: Wyche, Percy, l.f. 1b., Platt Murray, 3b. l.f., Dilworth Knowles, Kidder, c.f. r.f., Sears Enwright, Wiswall, s.s. s.s., Gaston Boyden, r.f. 3b., E. Stillman West, Ginn, 1b c., C. Stillman Walker, 2b. c.f., Taylor Stevens, Anthony, c. 2b., Phillips Harrison, Loring, Hitchcock, p. p., Bradford, Leighton
...Trojan Women." The engagement of Miss Matthison is a re-establishment of an association between Mr. Barker and Miss McCarthy as managers, and Miss Matthison, which was noteworthy because of the first appearance of "Trojan Women" which was given in the Court Theatre, London, in 1904. Professor Gilbert Murray's translation of the play, which was used then, will also be used in the Stadium...
...Freshman team will line up as follows: l.f., Wyche; 3b., Murray; c.f., Knowles; s.s., Enwright, Wiswall; r.f., Boyden; 1b., West; 2b., Walker; c., Stevens; p., Harrison, Loring, O'Keefe...