Question About Star Cast In My Play
A dialogue fragment about whether a future play will have stars in the cast and how actors should pose. High Gene and Low Gene discuss posture and the lack of alternatives for the cast.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
6
A dialogue fragment about whether a future play will have stars in the cast and how actors should pose. High Gene and Low Gene discuss posture and the lack of alternatives for the cast.
In a class, students were asked to hand in their seat numbers. It emerged that pairs of young ladies were theoretically occupying the same seat: Miss Graffe with Miss Greenbaum, Miss Le Vine with Miss Milliken, Miss Baumann and Miss V. Williams, and Miss Gibb with Miss Mayer.
An economics professor questions why the Literacy Test was passed and a student replies that it aimed to exclude men without families because they are the most illiterate.
A letter from an elderly woman recalls her first trip from home to Washington D C She visited the Congressional Library and praised its cleanliness noting there is not a speck of dust anywhere in it.
The Brooks Hall rule directs the Proctor to escort visitors from rooms at 11 PM and to address any mice found in the premises. The measure formalizes curfew and pest control responsibilities for nighttime operations.
In politics, the interstate whiskey trader favored no tariff so he could carry externally a larger amount of trade.
Mr. Trent sketches a mental bout between Shakespeare and Milton with a powerful slugger named John. He argues a decisive blow would have ended Bill, who was absent when the strike landed. The contest remains undecided as a result. Prof. Montague is said to have turned over a new leaf and aims to reach class by 9 05. A beloved tradition is described as swept away.
Miss Gildersleeve will enter Student Hall without a Beadle to precede her at noon, removing the traditional cry of Make way for the Lady Dean as she proceeds through the corridors.
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