Shakespeare as Entertainer at Wigs and Cues Meeting
Montague Love argues Shakespeare should entertain first and educate later noting English humor and audience taste differ. He shares anecdotes from Australia India and South Africa and urges contemporary drama with Shakespeare for fuller charm. Tea with Miss Phyllis Neilson Terry followed.
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Australia
India
South Africa
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Common Sense League Highlights Peace Protests and War Skepticism
On Tuesday afternoon the speakers included Mrs. Amos Pinchot from the Woman's Peace Party and Oswald Garrison Villard of the Evening Post, with Professor Henry R. Massey. They urged opposition to war, emphasized women’s humanitarian focus, and warned against military influence in education and policy.
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Concert Tickets Move Fast at Horace Mann Auditorium
Tickets for a recital featuring Serenade 4 Gavotte Wiegenlied Zigeunerweisen and works by Arensky Gossee Schubert Sarasate are selling quickly. The entire balcony is priced at fifty cents for students, making early purchase wise to secure the best seats.
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