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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1941
Page
8
A juvenile book week runs November 3 to 8 at the Broadway Main Public Library. Librarian Sullivan leads displays and discussions to cultivate reading among children. The piece urges parents to send their children and notes reading builds useful habits and broad minds.
Cambridge readers praise Gilbert and Sullivan societies from Pinafore to Ruddigore and urge the School Committee to bring high school students to the current Majestic Theatre season. They recall past productions and warn against modern music they deem trash while advocating refined taste through Sullivan music and Gilbertian plots.
A political advertisement praises Cambridge Bar Association for its intellect and decorum while lampooning lawyers in general, citing Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe. The piece lauds the association’s members as distinguished and professional, despite common stereotypes about the legal profession.
Cambridge teachers and upper-class audiences witness Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson in Macbeth. Evans shows formidable versatility across roles while delivering vivid, harrowing portrayal. Anderson conveys the dust and ashes of vaulting ambition. Cambridge scholars are urged to see this production.
Rep. Mike Neville weighs his options in a crowded arena as a Dean Landis John Dieselman Jack Carr feud stirs the campaign. John says the incident is closed, Jack disagrees, and ex-Councillor Jack Foley watches from the sidelines. City plan proposes two projects for parking space and convenience stations at Central and Harvard. both may awaken after January.
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