The Westminster Play The Andria of Terence was performed in College Dormitory on the evenings of December 12th, 16th & 18th, and was followed on each night as usual by an Epilogue, preceded by the Prologue on the last two nights. The cast was as follows:- Simo – C. A. Phillimore Sosia – A.…
A new arrangement has been made about fellows going out after prayers. Rutherford considering that the little boys at the other end of the room showed indecent hurry to get out, (packing up their books and putting away their prayer cards before prayer were over), arranged that for a few minutes after prayers were over,…
The exeat this term extends from Friday November 9th at 4pm till 11:30 on the morning of the following Tuesday. This will include plays in honour of C. C. J. Webb x J. E. Phillimore. S. C. Woodhouse Prin. Opp.
The Q. S. S. performed their play this year as usual, on the 10th, 14th & 16th of December. The Andria of Terence was the play due in Station. F. M. Yglesias as Davas & W. Buchanan as Mysis made the greatest hits. The following is the casts. Limo H. Withers. Sosia C.S.W. Barwell Davas …
There will be no play this term, simply ostensibly because the Duke of Albany died about a year ago but really because the trouble of rehearsals etc would be too much for the Headmaster when there is a possible loophole of escape. If some royal personage happen to die within the next 12 months the…
The play this year was the Trinummus of Plautus. The Prologue was written by Mr C.E. Freeman & the Epilogue by Mr E.B. Arnold. The cast was as follows – J.A.R. Brooke – Megaronides C.J. Shebbeare – Callicles S.A. Clarke – Lysiteles C.C.J. Webb – Philto H.P. Lowe – Lisbonicus Stasimus – M M.R. Belthune…
The play was performed very successfully this year, in spite of Waterfield’s Mishap. On the first Night some TBB thought good to make themselves objectionable by clapping in time & shouting. The Monitors wished to tan some of the ringleaders for this but Dr Scott refused permission on their appealing to him & they got…
About a week before the first night of the play H. Waterfield Captain of Q.SS broke the bone of his little toe in a football match & was therefore unable to take part in the play.
The Play this year is Terence’s Phormio
The Play this year was the Adelphi of Terence. The Prologue was as usual composed by Dr Scott; the Epilogue, a very witty one, was the work of P.G.L. Webb (O.W.) and dealt with the present state of Ireland. F.W. Bain (captain) as Syrus and H.W. Waterfield as Micio were the most conspicuous of the…