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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
1
The notice indicates publication by Barnard College students during the college year, excluding vacation and exam periods, serving the Undergraduate Association's interests.
The piece celebrates Barnard College Junior Show nights as a tradition linking classes and generations. It likens junior performances to rites of growth and notes undergraduates role in presenting and entertaining, praising Mortarboard and the yearly fetes as enduring parts of college life.
Delegates discuss Far East issues with Japan defending its actions in Manchuria and China rebutting under the Lytton Report. Debates cover international monetary stabilization, arms manufacture bans, and potential loan flotation for needy countries. Critics praise the assembly but urge more dynamic reporting.
A critical look at the Ritz Theatre production blends praise for photography and acting with disappointment in plot unity and character depth. The piece highlights Jessica Ball's sorry logic, staging contrasts, and the energetic wartime scenes that rescue the evening at moments.
Caps and gowns may be purchased from Juné Hockey for 7.00 dollars with a senior week rental offer at 1.50. They may also be bought from Imogene Jones for 7.25. Students should leave their names in Student Mail for a campus representative.
The review critiques William Faulkner's first film scenario work in Today I é Live. The writer argues much of the original script was deleted and finds the Capitol presentation disjointed and imbalanced, though acknowledges the subject had potential.
Alice Erickson with Albert Erickson on piano presented a small Bar Bizon recital Tuesday evening. The program featured Brahms Sonata in A Major, Lalo Symphonie Espagnole, Kreisler Praeludium and Allegro, Friml Vermeland arrangement, and Mieniawski Scherzo Tarantelle. Despite limited technique, her sweet tone suited folk tunes, and she encores with Russian and Swedish folk songs. crowd found some high points amid cautious entertainment.
Theatre critic Brown surveys current season with praise for Katherine Cornell highlighting her expressive acting but criticizes Lucrece for over stylization and limited roles. He calls The Cherry Orchard outstanding and Design For Living a question of theatre as entertainment, noting Chekhovian influence in modern drama.
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