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...entire cast was also released by Mrs. Christine Arfeld Davidson, who is directing the production. R. R. Wallstein '32, who has acted for a season with the Province town Players, has the part of the Mandarin. Wallstein is also assisting with the direction. J. F. Eddy '31 plays the part of a Parisian artist while H. B. Wesselman '31 also plays one of the leading roles, that of Unicorn...
...leading male role R. R. Wallstein '32 will play opposite Juliet Browne as Mrs. Cheyney, with the other female leads taken by Corliss Wilber, president of the Idler, and Mary Crist. R. N. Clark Jr. '32 will play the second male role. Other Harvard actors in the cast will be B. H. Junker '33, J. C. Swift '32, D. E. Roundes ocC, Carleton Greene '30, and E. D. Greene...
Announcement was made last night by an advisory committee of the Harvard Dramatic Club that Molnar's "Liliom" has been selected as the annual spring production of the organization. The committee which selected this play consisted of H.G. Meyer '30, R.R. Wallstein '32, and Frederick Thon '31. The play will be presented in Brattle Hall on the evenings of May 7, 8, 9, and in Boston...
...preliminary step towards the annual spring production of the Dramatic Club; the newly elected board has appointed three men to serve as an advisory committee in selecting a play. H. G. Meyer '30, retiring secretary of the club; R. R. Wallstein '32, outstanding actor in several productions; and Frederick Thon '31 who had charge of makeup in "Success" last fall have been selected to serve in this capacity...
With this sort of material the Club did very acceptably. It would be quibbing to find fault with the work of Mr. Wallstein, whose characterization of a prosperous M. P. who loses for a day his carefully attained sense of value, is very finely done. Miss Hill and Miss Crocker, in the leading feminine roles, have little acting to do, but do it gracefully. Mr. Jackson and Mr. Joyce portray satisfactorily the spineless characters they represent; Mr. Meyer is more successful, in a more positive part...