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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1949
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists names of alleged swindlers and public figures in a feature titled About Tom Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered. It names Shadrak Meshak Sam Peasant and notes Johnny Meyers Errol Charlie Tommy as well as Milton Berle and Al Jolson among others in a promotional exploitation roundup.
In a tense scene at the gymnasia tomorrow, Greek Evzones fear strained ties with Barnard and possible withdrawal of Marshall Plan aid. Official sources cite Constant Tsaladon warning of potential misreadings as Greeks hear of the KKK and worry Nike chants could be seen as immodest.
A playful verse about springtime courting as pigeons coo and squirrels quarrel. It observes how men notice women and singles seek romance while students drift from detail to dating, ending with the idea that both chase each other under the moon.
Jane Bore, billed as the L.W.O.C of Barnard College, talks of her lifelong goal. The piece notes her eccentricities including a Zalton lookalike, Charles Adams cartoons, an unusual pet crocodile, and a left elbow tattoo of Zalton.
A New York production titled Faculty Follies drew extravagant attention with a $5,000,000 publicity push. Performers John Smith Anne Serra Corinne Bize drew laughs amid a staff praised as superb and four-star performances. Proceeds from the first two nights benefited the Barnard College Development Plan.
The report recalls Larry Olivier eating a ham sandwich in a playful London visit. It mentions Errol Flynn’s divorce, David O. Selznick courting Ethel Barrymore and Marilane Zuman winning best Actress, plus plug for Hamlet and Farzan in New Orleans, all with a light, charming tone.
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