The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
.LERGYMEN. college professors.
professional actors. doctors.
lawyers and hnanciers are

PROFESSIONAL ACVOTs, OOCtOTs,
lawyers and flnanciers are
among those who make up the
cast OF the Second Part OF King
Henry w." which 10 to be given on
March Is at the Century Theatre BY
the Harvard chapter Of the Delta Up
silon Fraternity. Unusual interest at
taches to the performance because the
play has been produced only once be-
fore In 100 years on this side Of the
Atlantic. in 1922.
While the cast If largely amateur
there are two notable exceptions. the
Rev. Frederick Wilmot and Richard j
Davis. Mention should also be made OF
Carl wethereil. who has appeared in
slxty-four productions during his col
lege career. He will play the part OF
Fdlsto1.
Mr.. Wilmot was formerly assis,an,
pastor OF the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternity. Central Park West ard Sew.
enty-sixth street. and later went on the
stage. appearing in Joseph and His
Brethren" The Daughter Of Heaven
and 1.-THE Garden Of Allah" AS a child
he played with Richard Mansfield In
SyEuITO uC IcCI n y 10 II" Buo
tor Of . church at Sornerville. Mass.
and II was only A. n loyal Delta Up
silon member that he consented to play
the King In the Harvard production.
Mr.. Davis. who is a graduate az The
class OF 1907, has been chosen by Prof
Richard Ordynski. who Is coaching the
students. % take the part of prime,
Hal. and also im~personate Rumor anC
n deliver the prologue. Mr.. Davis ap
pea red with Frederick Wardc IL
"Timon Of Athens" as Lucuiius and ~
Trbonius in Julius Cesar"
Rehearsals are going on day ant
night in the Delta Epsilon chapte'
house at Cambridge. In Prof. Ordyn
skis enforced absences from rehearsal
Everett Glass takes his place as assist
ant coach. Mr.. Glass says that II h,
hadn't slept with his head on a volum,
Of Shakespeare since his babyhood HI
could not stand the strain he is nov
undergoing.
Contrary to custom. II not actual!
breaking the traditions of Harvard
the writer was permitted 10 enter tn
chapter house witness a rehear
sal. With coats of and armed Wit
billiard ues and pokers the student
went al II. Patiently and with tn
utmost good hunor coach and cas-
went, over the lines. sometimes no l. =
than twenty times. The process VA
something like this:
Mr.. Glass. after a pause-That cal
bc improved, but we'll go on. Where
Travcrsc
Northumberland Victor Knau,h>
shooting a smoke downstairs. I guess
Travers Of. ". Knauth. who ais
plays the part OF Poins). appearini
Here. do you want me?
Mr.. Glass Time .or your entry
From the right. the right. Mr.. knautt
Now, you know. you've been to Shrews
bury.
Trsvers-No. 7 didn't know it.
haven't all my cuts.
Mr.. Glass. sternly-Why not You'v
beet. rehearsing this play for a montl
Travers-Yes. but I've been out c
town over the week end.
Mr.. Glass-Well. forget II. Your
Travers. Northumberland servant, an
you've been to Shrewsbury after new
Northumberland. interrupt!ng-Hul
ry up. will YOU? | was planning ,
go snowshoeing AT 1890.
, Mr.. G,ass-Hurry IN. TraVers: yoL
BIO Northumberland has an o.
= gagemen, to go snowshoe!rg ,Sal
= c~astically). Now. YOU enter from II
r right. and Mr.. Ordynski wants you
he out NJ breath.