Word: quinteros
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Died. Serafín Alvárez Quintero, 67, prolific Spanish playwright (Malvaloca, A Sunny Morning, A Hundred Years Old); of hemiplegia, a form of paralysis; in Madrid. Still alive is Brother Joaquín, 65, with whom he collaborated on more than 200 plays...
...play will be the feature of a meeting of the Spanish Club in Winthrop House Senior Common Room at 8 o'clock tonight. "Secretico de Confession," originally written in the Aragonese dialect by Signores Serefin y Joaquin-Quintero has been translated into the more familiar Castilian by Erwin Jaffe 3G. Coached by Jaffe, Gilbert Fraunhar '38, Therese Nadean, Earle S. Randall 3G, and Marjorie Wood, Radcliffe '38 will present the entrenice...
...their farewell performances, the Studio Players will present "Fortunate," a brilliant play by the Spanish masters of comedy, Serafin and Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, tomorrow and Saturday nights, April 1 and 2, at 8.30 o'clock in Brattle Hall...
...month from now until May. The Players feel that there is a definite public which will support the production of really worth while drama in Cambridge, and are offering this series of productions to prove their convictions. The other plays in the series will include Chekoff's "Uncle Vanya," Quintero's "Fortunato," and Pirandello's "Naked." "Uncle Vanya," which will be the next production, will be played on February...
...Quintero quiet does not lead to boredom. The brothers realize that when there are no big things to be dramatic, small things become so. Theirs is a glancing, fragile but wholly affecting art. The Civic Repertory company interprets it admirably...