School publication staff roster from 1934 1936
Listing lists roles and names for a school newspaper staff including Business Manager Virginia Rechnitzer and assistants Constance Brown Betty Guggenheimer Kyllis Bouton with Advertising Staff Sylvia Siman Estelle Fischman Mary Goodeon along with Circulation Staff and year numbers 34 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rechnitzer
Constance Brown
Betty Guggenheimer
Kyllis Bouton
Sylvia Siman
Estelle Fischman
Mary Goodeon
Junior Show Wins Approval of Critic
The junior show features strong performances led by Margaret Boney as a girl and Janet Marks as a child. The skit by Dominicela Genaitis argues burglars understand children better than psychologists, with lively ensembles and two contrasting popular dance numbers drawing enthusiastic audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Marks
Domincela Genaitis
Hezekiah
Anna Hill Johnstone
Angeline Bouchard
Nina Gabrilowitsch
Mildred Mangelsdorff
Editorial on Alabama trial case and justice in the South
The piece criticizes Alabama justice in the Patterson case in Decatur, arguing trial by jury is undermined by prejudice and money influence. It contrasts American ideals with Southern failings, calling for national accountability and an end to miscarriages of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Russia
Germany
Decatur
Alabama
Southland
State of
Howard Patterson
Patterson
The
New York Times Dispatch
United States
Ruby Bates
New York
Wade Wright
Calcutta
Begear Opera satire becomes Three Penny imitation at Barnard
A mixed review of a modern take on Gay's Beaus Begear s Opera retitled Three Penny Opera. The critic notes cleverness in music but amateurish staging and questions whether the adaptation is art or error. Taylor Holmes shines as the reporter, with Polly Peacham and Captain Macheath central to a plot where all are villains but Polly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Begear
Polly Peacham
Macheath
Polly
Barnard
Robert Benchley
John Gay
Riddle Me This revival receives warmer response than past efforts
The piece returns as a lively revival with fresh dialogue and brisk pacing. Frank Allworth and Taylor Holmes star as a sharp detective and reporter peeling back clues in a murder plot centered on Mrs. Tindal while quipping through bootleg intrigue and alibis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Leventhal
Dr. Tijal
Frank Allworth
Taylor Holmes
Tindal
Leopard Sweat
Kirk
McKinley
Mrs. Tindal
Warren “Ashe
A Curious Look at a 1920s Tea Wagon Bar
The piece describes Jerry operating a mobile tea wagon with beer served five cents a glass drawn from wood. It notes a jazz vibe, literary patrons, and a protest against traditional taverns in favor of social spaces for discussion. An incident with a sugar bowl is mentioned. Jerry shoulderes the burden as his wife is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koon
Jerry
Bettie
Barnard
Proper Dancer Etiquette for Girls in Old Time Advice
A dated guide outlines rules for girls in dancing classes focusing on pleasing partners. It asserts girls should excuse missteps, reassure partners, tolerate rough treatment, and accept fault to gain partners and eventually marry, even suggesting a wife bears later criticisms.
Test labels make misjudgments from photos at tech class
Georgia Tech professor H L Mencken conducted a test using photos of Lewis Lawes Walter Lippman Sinclair Lewis and himself. Subjects were misidentified with a wide range of occupations from banker and doctor to gangster and plumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Lewis Lawes
Sing Sing
Waler Lippman
Sinclair Lewis
H. L. Mencken
Walter Lippman
Men Favor Money Over Love, Study Says
Tests by Dr. NW Marston at Radcliffe Tufts and Columbia find 92 percent of women prefer love over money while men favor a million dollars over a perfect romance. The result labels men as materialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW Marston
Radcliffe College
Tufts College
Columbia University
Materialists
College or Prison Cost Same In New York State
Parole commissioner Bernard J. Fagan argues it costs the state the same to keep a man in prison as to send his son to college. He notes prison construction costs about 4 000 per cell and roughly 500 annually to house an inmate who could be out working to support a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Bernard J. Fagan
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Anna Jacobson
Edith Jane
Blanche Goldman
Sally Gehman
Nannette Kolbitz
Miriam Borgenicht
Doris Pascal
Edna Edelman
Miriam Roher
Diana Hirsch
Sylvia Shimberg
Marian Fisher
Elizabeth Simpson
Elizabeth RE. Janes
Suzanne Strait
Eunice Moody
Jane Wilcox
Grace Norris
Eleanore Grushlaw
Rose Somerville
Rita Lando
Helen Teka
Janche Goldman
Elinor Remer
Lenore Oppenheim
Mildred O@'Hare
Pearl Schwartz
Ann Zahringer
Celia Steinlein
Isabelle Jones
Alice Corneille
Frances Rubens
Ruth Hecker
Edythe Gaudy
Post
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University Broadway
119Th Street
Hudson
Margaret Boney
Editorial
Scottsboro
Empire Theatre
Hindseun Theatre
Butcher
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