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...overcame then? Who found, of a fortunate Saturday, that that night they should repeat their performances for fame and a gleaming prize? One from Manhattan?the East-West Players in The Little Stone House, by George Calderon. They of White Plains who put their trust in The Crow's Nest, by William Manly. And the Garden Players of Forest Hills in Robert Courtney's The Clock. These were the victors three, where all strove with honor...
This is a fable of the Bird and the Ink-Pot. The Bird inhabits a curious building on Bow Street, and during, the winter months refuses to be tempted from the comfort of his tiled nest, even when summoned by Telegram. The Ink-Pot's den is a short distance from the Bird's cage but what a gap it is in fact. Strangely enough, the Bird was originally drawn by Ink from its neighbor, but that is never admitted--not even by the Ink-Pot, whereupon the cover was clapped on; after a small tempest and flapping of wings...
...which the undergraduate wants is inexpensive and easily procured. It has not the rare qualities attributed to the Chinese "bird's nest song", but to the average mortal as a steady diet it is infinitely more attractive...
...Workshop presents this evening for the first time its three one-act plays, "The Mountains," by C. T. Wolfe 2G., "The Other One," by Arthur Ketchum 2G., and "The Crows Nest." by W. L. Manley 2G. They will be given in the Agassiz Theatre at Radcliffe College at 8 o'clock. The plays are written by members of the 47 Workshop, and have been directed by Professor G. P. Baker '87, head of the Workshop. The plays will be repeated tomorrow night...
During the absence of Professor G. P. Baker '87, rehearsals of the casts of the three plays. "The Other One", "The Mountains" and "The Crows Nest" have been conducted by J. W. D. Sevmour...