15 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person named Everyman living in Charterho in 1901 and reference Americ a College with PD, Sherman noted. Names and places are incomplete, but the entry records a historical residence and an associated individual linked to a college context.
A historical note surveys the text and editions of Everyman and related morality plays from late medieval to early modern England. It notes Bodleian fragments, Pynson prints, and Britwell Court copies, with modern facsimiles and scholarly work by Harrasovelte and others, tracing the play’s reception and censorship debates into the early 20th century. It situates the revival and critical reception around 1901 alongside extended literary theatre activity and a spring season at Peter’s Hall with varsity tryouts.
The Oberlin Glee Club hosted a Sunday night meeting focusing on club work beyond song and frolic. Members spoke on the organization’s religious purpose, alumni relations, and social impact, noting the club shapes the college’s public image and supports trips and events.
Professor George P. Baker will give a monthly lecture speaking on some phase of American drama. The talk aims to illuminate trends in drama and the evolution of American theatrical writing.
Professor George Baker of Harvard will speak at 11:20 Thursday in Pinney Chapel as part of the monthly lecture course. A leading American figure in dramatic literature, he heads Harvard’s unique chair in dramatic literature and teaches the renowned dramatic composition course influencing future playwrights.
A one act double bill presented by the Brampe Academy of Sciences features La Grammaire Trancole and La Voyage de Monsieur Perriton with sixteen piece orchestra led by Professor Andrews. Cast includes Caboussat's daughter, Bernice Mt Manebe, and Inspector of Police Arte. Reserved seats 36 and 5 cents. tickets sold at Comings or by mail to Mr. Cowdery.
The Flonsaley String Quartet of New York performed at Pinney Chapel on April 8, presenting Schumann and Beethoven. Critics praised the quartet for beauty of tone, balance, and musical insight, noting the Schumann movement as of especially high quality and the Beethoven finale as brilliant. The performance was lauded as a standout string quartet offering in Oberlin.
The Woman's League of the University of Colorado prepares to present a production titled In Opera. The event brings together campus groups and local audiences for a night of musical theater.
The artefact notes that Dean Lee, who had declined fame, has yielded to publishers. The article mentions three books by the author and another forthcoming, with references to Burton, a senator, and Overla College. It describes early affiliation with the Vioberlin Review and Washburn student origins.
A theater program notes a large cast of young women presented in The Tempest. The description highlights the scale of the production and the ensemble nature of the performance.
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