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Actors on stage. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Haig, in the kitchen, adds seasoning.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Actors on stage.

Three actors on stage in bowler hats. Pictured: James Noel '58 (L), George Widley '58 (R). An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman '57 [aka: Nancy Dolph, Emerson faculty].

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Young man in a suit and tie playing a grand piano. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Actors on stage. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Actors on stage. Sue and Dotty (Dorothy Geotis) rehearse for the play. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Actor on stage.

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Actors on stage, slumped together as if sleeping. The Children's Playhouse sponsored by Women's Aid Association of the Symmes Arlington Hospital presents "Raggedy Ann" by the Emerson College Players on Saturday, April 26, 1958 - 10:30 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. Directed by Helen T. Wiseman and Shirley Surrette.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Student choir dressed in coats and scarves, shot from above.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Actor in performance. Dodo the clown sneaks around stage. The scenery includes a palm tree and a sign that reads "Frumplin's Doll Shoppe." Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Actors in performance. Characters are presumably: Mr. Frumpkin the dollmaker, Andrew the dollmaker's, and the policeman. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Choirmaster directs a choir.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Actors perform off the stage among three seated spectators. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Actors in performance. Six of Frumkpin's dolls are led off-stage. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Actors on stage: Dodo the clown with Gladys the horse. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

The full cast in-costume pose for a photo. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Several formally dressed people in a windowed room. Emerson president S. Justus McKinley is among them. The focus of attention appears to be on the younger man in the center, who may be A. March. Source identifies a person in this photo as "A. March."

Several actors on stage. Characters pictured include Dodo the clown, Mr. Frumpkin and his dolls. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Actor in performance. Characters pictured: Dodo (sleeping), Rudolph Bernard Boo, Ugly (Boo's minion) and six of Frumpkin's dolls. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Performers stage scenes from the Irwin Shaw's 1936-anti war fantasy, Bury the Dead.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Actors on stage with pit orchestra in foreground. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Cameramen onstage with cameras marked, "WERS TV" shoot a man seated on a stool next to a white screen. On the opposite side of the stage, a person sits at a small table wearing a safari hat.

Mr. Peters, dressed in suit and tie, photographed on the Charles River Esplanade.

Mr. Peters, dressed in suit and tie, photographed on the Charles River Esplanade.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

The cast of Pajama Game on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Politician, Robert F. Murphy, sits at a desk holding pen to paper, while a younger man stands nearby. Murphy was Lt. Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1957-1960. He also served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives.

Shirley Shay ’59 and Milt Monbleau ’59 make “Small Talk” in the kitchen. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Mr. Peters, dressed in suit and tie, photographed on the Charles River Esplanade.

Politician, Robert F. Murphy, sits at a desk holding pen to paper, while a younger man stands nearby. Murphy was Lt. Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1957-1960. He also served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives.

Mr. Peters, dressed in suit and tie, photographed on the Charles River Esplanade.

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Actors dancing on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

A panel of three men sits at a long table on stage, while another man stands at a podium. On the front of the table is painted the letters, "EC." Name plates include, "Mr. Courtney" and "Mr. Foreman."

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

American jazz vocalist, Gloria Lynne speaks with a young man who holds her record album titled, Miss Gloria Lynne.

Prom queen and attendants stand in front of a tiled wall, holding bouquets. Marlene Riccitello (center, wearing tiara) of Zeta Phi Eta, was junior prom queen in 1959. Also pictured, prom attendants Nancy Perko (class secretary 1960, Kappa Gamma Chi) and Cynthia Ann Whalen (class treasurer 1960, Kappa Gamma Chi).

Actors on stage.

11 men in suits sit around a dark wood table, looking at the camera.

Prom queen and attendants stand in front of a tiled wall, holding bouquets. Marlene Riccitello (center, wearing tiara) of Zeta Phi Eta, was junior prom queen in 1959. Also pictured, prom attendants Nancy Perko (class secretary, Kappa Gamma Chi) and Cynthia Ann Whalen (class treasurer, Kappa Gamma Chi).

Three men in bow ties stand near a round banquet table where three women are seated. Pictured: Charles Phillips (Broadcasting), Coleman Bender (Speech), John Zorn (Education).

Prom queen and attendants. Marlene Riccitello (wearing tiara) of Zeta Phi Eta, was junior prom queen in 1959. Also pictured, prom attendants Nancy Perko (class secretary 1960, Kappa Gamma Chi), Cynthia Ann Whalen (class treasurer 1960, Kappa Gamma Chi), and Paul Austin? (class president 1960, Phi Alpha Tau).

Sixteen men stand together for a photo before a display board titled, "Our Activities," while other people are seated around banquet table.

Man speaks into a mic at a podium on a long banquet table.

One man hands something flat (an award?) to another man at a banquet.

Meredith O'Gorman, of Kappa Gamma Chi, is crowned junior prom queen in 1957. Also pictured, Beverly Stone Gloven (May queen & prom attendant), Barbara Rosenthal (prom attendant, class treasurer, vice-president, Zeta Phil Eta), and possibly Richard Hamilton (class president, Phi Alpha Tau) and Elaine Zimmerman (Junior prom queen of 1956).

Mans stands speaking at a podium before a banquet crowd.

Two men shake hands before the crowd at a banquet.

Man hands a square paper to another man across long rectangular banquet table.

Students seated on benches (pews) take notes on copybooks in their laps.

Marlene Riccitello is crowned by last year's prom queen, Judy Simmons. Prom queen attendants Nancy Perko and Cindy Whalen (Cynthia Whalen) also pictured. Location: Hotel Fensgate in the Casino on the Charles room. Music provided by Herbie Wayne Band.

Meredith O'Gorman, of Kappa Gamma Chi (seated, wearing tiara) on stage with her prom attendants Beverly Stone Gloven and Barbara Rosenthal.

Woman and man sitting on a wooden bench in front of a window. She's holding her purse and cigarette.

Birds-eye image shows several couples dancing on the dance floor.