Dramatic Productions

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# Title Date Summary
3001 Dramatic group will present Shaw's "Devil's Disciple" first week of August; story concerns colonists during Revolutionary War period
College Eye 23:7, p.1 		Preview of the play.
3002 Dramatists score big hit in second play; "Saturday's Children" tells modern-day marriage story, with tiffs and sudden reconciliation
College Eye 23:6, p.1 		Thoughts on school's production of "Saturday's Children".
3003 Drama group will present play Thursday; 'Saturday's Children' will be presented under direction of Hazel Strayer, starting at 8:15 in auditorium
College Eye 23:5, p.1 		Preview of the play; list of cast members.
3004 "Saturday's Children," the second of the series
Public Relations News Release 1930:469, p.1 		"Saturday's Children" presented on July 9; roster of cast and crew.
3005 "Enchanted April" is Commencement play
Alumnus 15:3, p.11 		This play and two others will be offered in the summer; photo.
3006 Ruth Kurtz, Cedar Falls, and Marshall Kathan, Osage
Public Relations News Release 1930:465, p.1 		Both have leads in "Saturday's Children."
3007 Maxwell Anderson's 'Saturday's Children' is of modern trend; author is member of "younger generation" of modern native playwrights
College Eye 23:3, p.4 		Preview of the play.
3008 Drama students
Public Relations News Release 1930:450, p.1 		Will present plays over the summer session.
3009 Ongawa Troupe appears here next Thursday; will present drama, music, dances, legends of Far East in program held in the college auditorium
College Eye 23:2, p.1 		Will present Japanese performing arts.
3010 Drama group names second summer play; "Saturday's Children" will be given second week in July, announces Hazel Strayer, program director
College Eye 23:2, p.1 		Play preview.
3011 Dramatists present three productions in summer term
College Eye 23:1, p.1 		Will perform re-run of "Enchanted April" as first presentation.
3012 Drama
Old Gold 0:0, p.175 		Description of drama courses, last year's major productions, and drama organizations.
3013 Helen Swedberg, Nora Springs; Lamont Okey, Dayton
Public Relations News Release 1930:441, p.1 		Have leads in the Commencement the play, "Enchanted April."
3014 The Iowa State Teachers College commencement play
Public Relations News Release 1930:430, p.1 		Professor Hazel Strayer directs "Enchanted April". Cast and crew listed.
3015 Iowa State Teachers College Concert Band to open events of fifty-fifth commencement; dinner in honor of June graduates to be Sat., May 30
College Eye 22:32, p.1 		Description of Commencement activities.
3016 Romance and beauty added to Commencement by "Enchanted April"
College Eye 22:32, p.1 		Play preview.
3017 Cast of gay spring comedy is announced; "Enchanted April" contains one incident baffling to most urbane
College Eye 22:31, p.1 		List of cast members.
3018 Four bored wives seek rest haven in spring comedy; clever comedy has lost none of the rich humor in original novel
College Eye 22:30, p.1 		Preview of "The Enchanted April".
3019 "The Enchanted April" is chosen as the Commencement play; is sixth in series of plays adapted from old countries
College Eye 22:29, p.6 		Professor Strayer will direct.
3020 Romance Language Department presents Spanish program Wed.
College Eye 22:29, p.1 		Will present two plays.
3021 Redemption will be given at a bargain price this weekend; large crowds expected to take advantage of the offer
College Eye 22:26, p.2 		Editor prompts readers to attend Redemption play to support memorial theatre project.
3022 Scene-shifting crew works for efficiency in play "Redemption"
College Eye 22:26, p.3 		Crew of twelve shifts scenes quickly.
3023 Teachers and pupils gather here tomorrow at first drama meet; talks by faculty here feature program; "Redemption" to close conference
College Eye 22:26, p.1 		Several faculty will give presentations to students; will also present play.
3024 Teachers picnic season is officially opened this week
College Eye 22:26, p.5 		Campus social calendar.
3025 Tragedy abounds in Tolstoy's "Redemption" given last night; powerful acting makes play reach height of realism
College Eye 22:26, p.1 		Mary Wheat offers opinions on individual performances in the play.
3026 A New Job for Betty Co-ed
Public Relations News Release 1930:324, p.1 		Women students work alongside men in changing sets of the play "Redemption."
3027 Stanley Wood, of Cedar Falls and Mae Lewis, Waterloo
Public Relations News Release 1930:316, p.1 		Both have leading parts in "Redemption".
3028 Page three devoted to little theater project
College Eye 22:25, p.1 		Weekend of activities to be devoted to the project.
3029 Elaborate method of shifting scenery invented by Holden; careful research followed in costuming characters in "Redemption"
College Eye 22:25, p.3 		Description of the set preparation for "Redemption".
3030 "Pyramus and Thisbe" Latin play, presented by Classical Club
College Eye 22:25, p.6 		List of cast members.
3031 Rose Lena Ruegnitz composes music for play "Redemption"
College Eye 22:25, p.3 		Has arranged music to accompany play.
3032 Director explains choice of benefit drama to reporter
College Eye 22:25, p.3 		Professor Strayer explains why she chose "Redemption" for the benefit production.
3033 Bertha Martin memorial benefit play
Alumnus 15:2, p.7 		Will present Tolstoy's "Redemption".
3034 Drama class produces play
Alumnus 15:2, p.9 		Class produces "Dr. Knock".
3035 "Redemption" will be given on three nights April 9, 10, 11; play is not expressionistic, but realism of strongest type
College Eye 22:24, p.1 		Play preview.
3036 French Circle will give two plays on Thursday
College Eye 22:24, p.1 		Will present "Cupidon le dentiste" and "Le chat parti les souris dancent".
3037 Helen Swedberg gets broken wrist in accident Sunday; will give up leading part in "Redemption"
College Eye 22:23, p.1 		Injured in car accident.
3038 Tolstoy's tragic drama "Redemption" is next college play; Russian tragedy will be presented at inaugural drama conference
College Eye 22:23, p.1 		Play preview; will benefit Bertha Martin Memorial Theatre Foundation.
3039 Outstanding among the attractions of the season
Public Relations News Release 1930:261, p.1 		Ben Greet Players perform "Hamlet" tonight.
3040 Sir Philip Ben Greet
Public Relations News Release 1930:262, p.1 		Ben Greet Players present "Hamlet and "Twelfth Night."
3041 Students turn tables and laugh at doctor tonight; Eye critic sits in on Wednesday rehearsal of play, "Dr. Knock"
College Eye 22:21, p.1 		Play preview.
3042 Noted Shakespearean actors to present plays here Monday; Sir Philip Ben Greet and cast of English players scheduled
College Eye 22:21, p.1 		Ben Greet Players will perform.
3043 "Dr Knock, the man who put a whole town to bed"
Public Relations News Release 1930:251, p.1 		The play "Dr. Knock" will be performed; cast and crew listed.
3044 Three members of the Ben Greet Players
Public Relations News Release 1930:247, p.1 		Ben Greet Players present "Hamlet" and "Twelfth Night."
3045 Among the leading Ben Greet Players
Public Relations News Release 1930:248, p.1 		Ben Greet Players present "Hamlet" and "Twelfth Night."
3046 Albert Barrett, a graduate
Public Relations News Release 1930:246, p.1 		Was once a member of Ben Greet Players, who are to perform "Twelfth Night" and "Hamlet" here on March 2.
3047 Classes combine to present Dr. Knock Friday, Feb. 27; classes working under supervision of Hazel Strayer and Charles Holden
College Eye 22:20, p.1 		Play preview.
3048 Drinkwater play will be presented at vespers Sunday
College Eye 22:20, p.1 		Will present "X-O: a Night of the Trojan War".
3049 "Don't" is play given by Iowa Club Thursday
College Eye 22:20, p.5 		List of cast members.
3050 German Club presents one-act play "Eigensinn"
College Eye 22:20, p.6