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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin outlines news coverage aims to be unbiased and impartial, stressing high journalistic standards. It encourages student clubs and undergraduates to engage, value democracy, and promote progressive principles while balancing urgent versus trivial issues.
A playful meditation on Macy’s evolution and tradition, hinting at future episodes in the life of R. H. Macy and a tongue in cheek reference to the class of 1938 and the Occupation Bureau.
The general library at Columbia University holds about 1 563 000 volumes plus unbound pamphlets and PhD theses while Barnard Library houses around 56 000 volumes. The note playfully suggests satisfaction when a loan slip reads Missing.
The New York Times sourced treasurer’s report notes Barnard College may receive 503811 dollars in pin money and Teacher’s College budget totals 2731815 dollars for the coming year. The document also clarifies academic rank noting associate professor ranks above assistant professor.
Readers comment on Max Beckman’s Family Scene in Brooks Hall Music Room. Opinions vary from praise of color and expression to critique of perspective and familiarity with modern art. The exchange references art education and catalogs for next year.
In a quiet hours note, readers discuss bold SILENCE signs at the library and their surprising acceptance. A nearby table talker recalls last Saturday’s date while others describe the withering look method to enforce quiet.
Long Chance Lloyds of London discuss taking bets on the 1939 World’s Fair opening in New York as a dream, noting a dearth of gamblers delays the scheme while comments praise a museum loaned picture and a charming family scene.
The piece contrasts European child audience films with American ones noting the latter’s lack of originality. It praises the Gaumont British Emil with strong villainy by George Hayes and recounts a festival season of concerts and conductors at the Stadium, featuring Iturbi Smallens Spalding Moore and Rosina Shevinne alongside the Philharmonic Symphony of New York.
The film centers on an ill tempered old man who loses his daughter and dog and regains temper. Will Fyffe earns praise for MacAdam and Margaret Lockwood shines as the daughter. John Loder and the cast remain competent. the work is praised as poetic and beautifully framed though it runs too short.
Mrs. Charles S. Guggenheimer announces the 21st Stadium season lineup with the return of conductor Willen von Hoogstraten. The Stadium Concerts committee finalizes the roster of conductors for the upcoming season.
Albert Stoessel announces the soloists for the May 5 Bach St Matthew Passion at St John the Divine. Met Opera vocalists Josephine Antoine Lucielle Browning Julius Huehn join Arthur Kent and William Hain in the prominent cast. A separate Mercury Theatre student matinee previews Shaw Heartbreak House on April 27 with discounted prices. An exhibition of sculpture and oil paintings opens at Municipal Art Galleries 3 East 7th Street continuing to May 8 featuring 44 artists and 78 works open daily noon to 6 pm.
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