Massachusetts College of Art and Design - Palette and Pen Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE MASCART THEATRE The Mascart Theatre has proved to be the most popular club of the school. In its productions we have aimed for Variety, Individuality, and Beauty. The success of the theatre has been due chiefly to the enthusiastic and industrious support of its members, who sincerely hope that the prestige it has gained in recent years may yet increase in the future. The schedule of plays and directors for the season 1935-1936 is as follows: Boccaccio’s Untold Tale Anthony Iarrobino The Angel Intrudes Domenic Severino The Woman Who Understood Men Irma Hughes Evelyn Fenton The Columbine Madonna Anthony Iarrobino No, Not the Russians! Paul Wilson A Cup of Tea Lucy Young The Swan By Ferene Molnars, directed by Robert de Laney of the Peabody Playhouse

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ACTIVITIES

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STRli « EIVSEMBLE As in previous years the ensemble has been the musical background for almost all of the larger stage activities in the school. They have played at the pageants, plays, and assemblies where incidental music was desired, and have also filled a great many outside engagements. We regret that the ensemble does not appear more often on our weekly programs, for it is a very versatile group of musicians, and its reputation is something to be very proud of in a school where there is so little time to spare from the pencil and brush. “Preposterous ass! that never read so far To knoiv the cause why Music was ordained! as it not to refresh the mind of man. After his studies, ?”