The Hasty Pudding Play.

The Pudding play for this year is a two act comic opera called "Wytche Hazelle." The music is by H. Tappin '00, and the book is by E. L. Dudley '00 and J. H. Holliday '00. The scenery and costumes have been designed by T. M. Shaw '00. The parts have been temporarily assigned as follows: Milde Cavendishe, ye heade manne of Salem,  W. S. McCornick '00. Charitie, hys bouncinge sistere,  E.L. Dudley. '00. Symone, hys sonne,  R. S. Holland '00. Sir Richard Cranfurde, Jacobite exile,  C. N. Prouty. '00. Ladye Hazelle Fairelace, Jacobite exile,  R. F. Bolles'00. Ninon, Hazelle's Frenche, Mayde,  H. Tappin '00. Professor Khanning, of ye hystorie departement,  R. Dexter '01. Portentous, ye schulemastere,  C. M. Brown '00. Holdemfaste, ye towne gaoler,  N. A. Egbert '00. Mother Broomsticke, a wytche,  J. H. Holliday '00. Happie, ye mayde of alle worke,  J. G. Forbes '01. Josiah Bloode, ye pyrate,  H. Lyman '01. Judge Indictmente,  (undecided). Dorothy, leadinge ye choruss,  A. E. Harris '00. Davide, leadinge ye choruss,  A. G. Porter '00.

The first act is laid in Salem in 1692. The second act comprises a scene on Boston Common, another at Keith's and the final one in the town court house. The plot centres about the two Jacobite exiles and their adventures in the New World during the witch craze. Although there are many modern allusions and local hits, the atmosphere and customs of the 17th century are consistently maintained. The play will be given early in May in Cambridge and Boston only.

The first act is laid in Salem in 1692. The second act comprises a scene on Boston Common, another at Keith's and the final one in the town court house. The plot centres about the two Jacobite exiles and their adventures in the New World during the witch craze. Although there are many modern allusions and local hits, the atmosphere and customs of the 17th century are consistently maintained. The play will be given early in May in Cambridge and Boston only.