Massive Elizabethan scene praised in Barnard performance
The Barnard production offered a colorful Elizabethan setting with notable costumes and makeup. Irene Glenn and Dorothy Spear earned praise for scene painting while the Glee Club and Louise Lincoln provided strong musical interludes.
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