Pictured is Albert Einstein with the cast of a University Players production of The Tempest circa 1953. Thanks to Bill Charrier ’69 and the Friends of Theatre Intime for the photo. Theatre Intime is celebrating 100 years this November. If you recognize anyone in the photo, please let us know at paw@princeton.edu.
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4 Responses
Dale Bell ’60
1 Year AgoChiz Schultz and the Princeton University Players
Circa 1953, Chiz Schultz ’54 is sitting to Einstein’s right side. I think Chiz was in charge of the Players in that year; I was in 1960.
John L. Hall *82
2 Years AgoIdentifying Members of the Tempest Cast and Crew
I recognize my mother, actress Georgine Hall, standing top left. I see Chiz Schultz ’54, seated front row next to Einstein. I also recognize Philip Minor ’50, seated second row, between Schultz and Einstein.
Both Chiz and Philip were family friends from my childhood. I’m sure Chiz would know others in the photo. Philip Minor died in 1991.
Thanks for bringing up the memories.
Cherrill P. Heaton ’54
2 Years AgoIntime Alum and a Certain Theoretical Physicist
You asked if I (and others) recognize anyone in the photo on page 44 of the November issue. I certainly do.
In the front row, third from the left, sitting next to Chiz Schultz ’54 (second from the left), is theoretical physicist Albert Einstein. If you get in touch with Chiz, a former Theater Intime president, he can probably supply some of the other names.
Marilyn Fagles
2 Years AgoActress Georgine Hall
I the photo on page 44 of the November issue, Georgine Hall, longtime resident of Princeton and actress, is standing in the upper left.