C. C. P.

Whirling Bill Shakespeare Chants Spectral High Praise Of Conant's Clan With Tourney at Hanover in Mind

By C. C. P. October 31, 1946

Zounds! As even the most erudite of Harvard professors forsooth must discover betimes, this fair young university finally shows signs

By C. C. P. November 07, 1939

An intriguing mixture of dadaistic dances and Jerome Kern melodies form the gossamer-like substance of "Very Warm For May," the

By C. C. P. October 28, 1937

Forty photographs, each one reproducing a fragment of the sun-flooded grandeur of old and new Mexico, are now on view

By C. C. P. June 02, 1932

In troublous times like these, with the undergraduate beset on one hand with his own scholastic woes, both present and

By C. C. P. November 01, 1930

If money talks, then "Smiles" easily takes the first place among the musical comedies of this year, for Mr Ziegfeld

By C. C. P. and D. R. March 18, 1930

Mary and Bridget were scrubbing. Oh my, how they could scrub! They were quite true to their dusting, While the

By C. C. P. March 08, 1930

The program current at the University Theatre is a queer mixture of good and bad. The feature picture, "Looked Doors",

By C. C. P. March 04, 1930

Although the cohorts of Grover Whalen have had little success in solving the riddle of "who killed Arnold Rothstein", Paramount

By C. C. P. October 25, 1929

The entertainment offered at the University Theatre for the last half of this week shows a decided relapse from the