May Day games and revels
Contributors: Corning, John Herbert, -approximately 1940, donor; Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1910
Language: eng
Description: "May Day Games and Revels" by the scholars of Bryn Mawr, on the College Green, the Seventh of May, Anno Domini 1910. Manager Elizabeth Daly, 1901, business managers Friedrika Heyl, 1897, Myra Elliot, 1908, director of plays Mr. Samuel Arthur King, Students' Committee: Elsa Denison, 1910, chairman, Eunice Schenck, graduate, Catherine Delano, 1911, Jeanne Kerr, 1910, Julia Haines, 1912, Margaret Prussing, 1911, Mary Morgan, 1912, Clara Crocker, 1913, chairman of committe on decoration, Dorothy Coffin, 1911, director of music Jean Stirling, 1912, director of dances, Mr. C. Ellwood Carpenter, director of the Morris Dance, Miss F.C. Fetherstone.
Notes: Bryn Mawr College Green, May 7, 1910.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Ye order of ye merrie May games and revels as they are to be given by ye scollers of Bryn Maur on ye Colledge Greene, ye seventh day of May, Anno Domini, 1910"--Cover.

LC copy accompanied by newspaper clipping from the Washington Post, date unknown "Splendid Amateur Opera. "Pinafore" and "Chimes of Normandy" given in good style. Some clever children".

LC copy: Gift: Est. of J.H. Corning, June 20, 1940.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: The plays and masques: Scenes from "A Midsummer Night's Dream," by William Shakespeare, with the tragical interlude of "Pyramus and Thisbe"; title: "The Old Wives' Tale" a pleasant conceited comedy, played by the Queen's Majesty's Players, written by George Peele; title: "The Hue and Cry after Cupid" / by Ben Jonson; title: "The Masque of Flowers" / by the Gentlemen of Gray's Inn; title: "Robin Hood" / a play in 2 acts, founded in part on old ballads and in part on "The Downfall and Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington" / by Anthony Munday; title: "The Revesby Sword Play"; title: "The Play of St. George".