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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1934
Page
1
National Student Anti War Week Calls for a Friday Strike
The Columbia Anti War Committee distributed a leaflet announcing April 6 to 13 as National Student Anti War Week with an 11 o'clock Friday strike and a mass meeting. Reactions split between fatigue over war talk and skepticism about the strike’s effect. The column also critiques Barnard traditions and Junior Show planning, urging cooperation among students.
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United States
Columbia
Barnard
Dodsworth at Shubert Theatre A Midwestern Portrait on Stage
Walter Huston stars in Sidney Howard's Dodsworth at the Shubert Theatre with a scene driven, three act structure and a strong American central figure. Jo Mielzner designs the settings and the performance balances Huston and the dramatic craft for a poised study of Midwestern values. Debussy piano pieces close the program with Gieseking delivering refined technique under Downes' insightful narration.
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Max. Gordon
Walter Huston
Sidney
Howard
Dodsworth
Mid-West
Mr. Huston
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Howard
America
N.R.A
Tarkington
Mark Twain
Dodsworths
Dodworths
Huston
Mr. Dodsworth
Italy
Gieseking Performs Debussy At Brooklyn Academy Of Music
Walter Gieseking presented a Debussy program as part of Olin Downes lecture recital series at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on March 26. The critic notes the artist’s daring concept and Debussy’s lyrical harmonies reflecting French national spirit in a single concert.
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Walter Gieseking
Debussy
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Gieseking
Olin Downes
Claude Debussy
Mr.Gieseking
Debut of Marcel Hubert Cello Solo at Town Hall
French cellist Marcel Hubert impressed a large cor dial audience with a program featuring Lalo D minor Concerto Bach Suite in C major and shorter pieces sung in rich tone. His sister Yvonne Hubert accompanied on piano and he added several encores showcasing musicality amid some unevenness in tone.
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Marcel Hubert
Town Hall
Yvonne Hubert
Hubert
Lalo
Mr. Hubert
Questioning Miss Kane’s Magazine Plan at Barnard Bulletin
A reader questions whether the college Quarterly should expand like a newspaper or stay true to its magazine roots. The letter argues that Miss Kane’s proposal recruits twenty to thirty alert candidates into newsy roles, risking the magazine’s creative focus.
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Miss Kane
Bulletin
Chin Lee Nominated for A A President
At the April 5 House meeting nominations were announced by the nominating committee for the A A presidency. Ruth Saberski was elected chairman of the Spring Formal at the same meeting.
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Ruth Saberski
Radio Transferred From Brooks Hall to Theatre
The Kolster radio moved from the Music Room in Brooks Hall to the theatre per the Comptroller's office notice. It is available for student use at special times when the theatre is not in use for classes rehearsals lectures or other academy activities. It enables listening to lectures and other events of interest.
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Creatiie Writers
Brooks Hall
Erratissimus Professor Wilhelm Announces Guest List
The report notes Mrs Anni than Meyer and guests in Dean Gildersleeve's box with Professor Wilhelm A Braun listed in connection.
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Professor Wilhelm
A. Braun
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