Boston Latin School - Liber Actorum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ICDRS BERNARD BERENsoN,r:1f,.v.vQf'.v,4 If From a meager start, Mr. Berenson has made him- sell the world's foremost art critic. His hooks on Italian artists of the Renaissance are the definitive .L 7 Q works on the subject. He is a legend in his own time, , ' , - Mr. Berenson, now 87 years old, resides at Settignano, 1 ll. . Italy, still doing research. g fu ff. fl' N ,M LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Cluxx of 1935 American composer and conductor, Leonard Bern- . . stein scored his great early success in New York when , 1 only twenty-six, at the last moment and without re- , ' -Q hearsal, he substituted for Bruno Walter and con- 1 N ' A V- ducted the New York Philharmonic in an outstanding performance. lle has written two successful musical ty., ,lvl je comedies, On the Town, and Wonderful Town : 'PQQQ I 'I and the ballets Fancy Free and Facsimile , in ad- Q f' . will ta ' , I lylitt 'wlwl'-:N-:,, Z i Y: ttilii . glib I , If f dition to his serious symphonic compositions. HOWARD LINDSAY, Class of I907' As of 1050, the Broadway production of Life With Father had taken in over 35,000,000-making it one of the theatre's greatest financial successes of all time. This great achievement was due mostly to the brilliant acting of the playwright, Howard Lindsay, who portrayed the title role of Father. In collahora- 4 tion with Mr. Krouse, Mr. Lindsay, of the class of x 1907, has also written the highly successful comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace, recently presented with great acclaim on television, and many other great Broadway ' i ' 'V .fi tr ffltfffl fit If ftttlmgfl i hits. ull! if i 'I ilTl vi, J s X s l t mtv'-iv! xx 5 , fwufw ,f x ,,1'XX X, .url I pt X f 'fl t ifflf f