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The Cutter Lectures are given under the terms of the bequest of Dr. John Clarence Cutter M. 77, a graduate of Massachusetts Agricultural College in 1872 and of the Harvard Medical School in 1877. At his death in 1909 these lectures were founded. They are open free of charge to...
"The way dramatic writing and acting is being taught these days one can learn the essence of the profession in a few years in comparison to the long road of failure we older actors had to travel."
Here, obviously, is a problem for the psychoanalyst. Perhaps Mr. Dyar was unhappy in his chosen profession. Perhaps he tired of beetles and bugs, and longed for the higher, the nobler things of life--and dug underground tunnels. Or perhaps he felt a call down the long ages from his...
Except for vague reports of industrial revival, and a slightly firmer tone recently in the prices for industrial shares on the Stock Exchange, the past week-like previous weeks- has proved inconclusive. The railroads are coming into the season where their maximum tonnage is ordinarily hauled and, with good crops...
In a recent interview in the Boston Traveler Mr. Royal Brown, a "successful author of stories" has made known the secret of his success. Contrary to the customary procedure of his profession as such a course may be, Mr. Brown informs the aspiring author that "plots are unimportant . . . . they develop...