Exhibition Tomorrow Showcases Modern Dance Group
The advanced modern dance group presents an exhibition of technique and original pieces tomorrow at 4 10 in the gymnasium. Virginia Parks sings You Can Tell and a French Poem duet features alongside two new blues themed works by Norman Lloyd with his wife accompaniment. Dancers include Betty Bond Dorothy Carroll Pat Cavanaugh Bertha Guilhempe Conchita Hassell Mimi Leff Jeanne Mitchell Gloria Monahan Anne Ross Lisbet Stumpweaver Lilliane Vasseur Molly Wilby under Miss Marion Strong of the Physical Education department.
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Virginia Parks
Norman Lloyd
Betty Bond
Dorothy Carroll
Pat Cavanaugh
Bertha Guilhempe
Conchita Hassell
Mimi Leff
Jeanne Mitchell
Gloria Monahan
Anne Ross
Lisbet Stumpweaver
Lilliane Vasseur
Molly Wilby
Miss Marion Strong
New England born actor Skinner leads Barnard Wigs and Cues play
Skinner, a Harvard graduate and veteran of the theatre, directs Wigs and Cues in The Devil's Disciple at Barnard. He recalls work with Henry Fonda, Margaret Sullavan, and John Barrymore, and notes the audience's surprising sympathy for crooks in a Sing Sing performance.
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Skinner
Stage Door
Westchester Playhouse
Henry Fonda
Margaret Sullavan
Blanche Yurka
Bette Davis
John Barrymore
Westchester
Ned McCobb
Sing Sing
America
Mr. Skinner
Atlanta
Wigs and Cues Group
Barnard
Shaw
Nanette Barnard Plans Paris Return and Study Abroad
Nanette Barnard, continuing in French and now studying Spanish, plays piano anew after a birth day gift. She enjoys a cosmopolitan campus and expects summer tennis with the Walshes in New Jersey, then a return to Paris to resume life there within two years, hopeful of marrying a Frenchman.
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Chopin
Nanette
Walshes
New Jersey
France
Paris
Edwards Named Barnard Representative to New York Times
Nancy Edwards forty five has been chosen as Barnard representative on the New York Times to replace Sybil Herzog who graduates in June. She serves on the Bulletin editorial board and was selected by a judges committee including Miss Helen Erskine and other newspaper women.
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Nancy Edwards
Barnard
New York Times
Sybil Herzog
Miss Edwards
Bulletin
Miss Helen Erskine
Doris in disguise clashes with cabinet in lunchroom caper
In a student council skit Doris, wearing a sleeve mask, accidentally bangs into a cabinet while glasses-less. The plot reveals her meticulous nature as she rides the 14 train from Ludow and boards the Marble Hill subway, anxious if a stop runs late.
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Ludow
Marble Hill
116 Street
Spring Dance Brings Big Top Theme to Gym Party
A spring dance at the gym Saturday night features a circus theme with a grand midnight march led by a circus queen. Prom committee lists chairs and guests, with an orchestra ready to play as readers are urged to don festive attire and join the Big Top celebration.
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Big Top
Barnard
Spring Barbecue at Barnard Camp Hosts Fried Chicken
A Spring Barbecue at Barnard Camp near Ossining offers fried chicken cooked over an open pit, plus hiking, baseball and volleyball. Tickets at Jake booth April 26–28 from 12 to 1 cost 75 cents. buses and taxis meet trains to Ossining Croton-on-Hudson six miles away. The event runs Sunday April 30 with overnight options April 29 for interested students.
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Tenniquoit
Jake
Barnard
Ossining
Croton-on-Hudson
Cake Sale Receipts Boost Drive Total
The article notes a National War Fund total of 2200 dollars and describes the drive's progress with an inspiring address by Miss Mary K. Browne, Red Cross Canteen Director for the South and Southwest Pacific Area. It highlights Red Cross support for servicemen overseas and war fund activities.
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National War Fund
Mary K. Browne
South and
Southwest Pacific
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Living Christianity Conference At Silver Bay Lake George NY
Students are invited to attend the Silver Bay Student Conference on Living Christianity at Silver Bay Lake George New York from June 23 to 29. Sponsored by the Student Christian Association the event offers talks Bible seminars workshops and worship services with board and room priced at 16 dollars and a 5 dollar registration due by June 15.
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Lake George
New York
The
Student Christian Association
West 45Th Street
Katherine Duffield
Henry van Dusen
Union Theological Seminary
Spring College
Manhattan Student Christian Council
Roosevelt House
23 New Phi Beta Kappa Members Announced
The article lists 23 new Phi Beta Kappa initiates noting their campus activities. It mentions Miss Neumann as former Honor Board representative and Greek Games chair, with Martha Graham recitals this year. Initiation is set for Wednesday May 3 in the Little Parlor followed by the College Tea. Louise Comer of Barnard is chairing the Barnard section.
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Miss Neumann
Martha Graham
Barnard
Louise Comer
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