The Admirable Crichton Bright Barnard Stage Triumph
Barnard College presents The Admirable Crichton with Agnes Surgeoner playing Tweeny and Ray Levi as Tween after an accident. Lucie Howe as Ernie and J. Jacoby as Lord Brecklehurst lead a strong cast. Stage team M Pollitzer and Elaine Pollitzer coordinated a complex production earning audience praise.
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Crichton
Barnard
Agnes Surgeoner
Ray Levi
Ray
Lucie Howe
Ernie
Ernest Woolley
Georgie
Lucie
Lord Brecklehurst
J. Jacoby
Brocky
Mary
Virginia Pulleyn
M. Pollitzer
K. Harrower
Elaine Pollitzer
Brinckerhoff
Irving Ottenders
Tax Reform Sparks Debate on Revenue Sources
Financial administration discussion notes that real estate taxes predominate and proposes a broader tax base to raise revenue. Comptroller Prendergast counters that education funding abroad is not tax funded here and cites Lloyd George’s wartime tax policy driving capital out of England.
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Prendergast
Lloyd George
England
Mathematics Club Nears Next Year with Ambitious Plans
The Mathematics Club held its final meeting of the year with about 28 members and three professors present. Misses Martens Clarihen Levinson and Batta led talks on time space measurement trisecting an angle and lightning calculations. A brief 12:30 Wednesday April 28 meeting in room 134 will elect officers for next year.
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Levinson
Batta
Monday Chapel Sermon Links Religion to Civilization Past and Present
Dr. Bower of Union Theological Seminary spoke at Monday Chapel on religion as life and its role in civilization. He traced three movements, emphasized the social gospel, and urged Christians to strive for a Christlike world in the kingdom of God.
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Bower
Union Theological Seminary
Galilea
Sunday Times
Christ
Two French Plays Presented by Columbia and Barnard Societies
The Societies Francaises of Columbia and Barnard staged two French farces, Un Marriage Electrique and Le Serment d Horace. L Passerelli and G Bergstrom led the opening act, while Horace featured R Loiseaux and W Ilsen with Juliette played by A Jordan and Rose by M Herbert. The cast received praise for clear diction and engaging performance aided by good lighting and makeup, with H Rosenstein singing French songs and W Weeks English numbers.
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Columbia and
Barnard
Murger
Mr. L. Passerelli
G. Bergstrom
Mliss Bergstrom
Mr. Passerelli
Horace
Miss Jordan
Juliette
Miss Herbert
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