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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
3
Outlined duties include center stage directing, scale drawings, and thorough knowledge of furniture, historical costume, textile design, and lighting. The article argues such expertise is essential and that training is unlikely in commercial theatre, citing Mr. Simonson as a founder of the Theatre Guild and noting the usual barrier for amateurs.
Barnard College program concludes term with Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, noted playwright and alumna, as speaker. Columbia and Barnard Glee Clubs will perform, following assembly hour in the Barnard gymnasium.
Students plan Barnard Day events inviting secondary students to visit. At 2 pm the Junior class performs Clare de Lune with free admission for holders of Junior Show Tickets. others pay 50 cents. Post performance exhibition swimming follows and tea is served 4 to 6 in College Parlor.
Barnard College plans a Moliere anniversary event with a lecture by Professor Charmard from the Sorbonne. The schedule includes a lecture following the formal anniversary observance.
Wigs and Cues present Great Catherine by George Bernard Shaw with Aria da Capo as appetizer on April 28 and 29. Edna St. Vincent Millay pieces open the program as rehearsals continue under Doris Craven and Dorothy Smedley. Cast lists include Margaret Mosley Williams and Ruth Ackerman with Dor othy McGrayne Helen Gallagan guiding the productions.
The Junior class presents Clare de Lune by F. Boas with a May 5 6 run at Brinkerhoff. Cast includes M Weeks E Sheehan R Hoff G Frankel. chorus directed by O Autenwreith with music by E Sheehan K Seymour E Silbert. A college dance after the May 5 show and a Saturday matinee for secondary students. Souvenir songbook of show music planned.
The Barnard College awards for non athletic achievement will debut at the A A Banquet on May 12. A small gold pin with Bear mascot honors excellence in activities like Bear Bulletin Mortarboard Debating Club. Editors and business managers receive blue pins. other members may receive a plain gold pin.
A college banquet scheduled for Friday May 12 at 6 30 will close before exams. The program includes dancing classes and the Dance Club, followed by the inauguration of the new administration and athletic and Barnard literary awards and initial publications.
Faculty will play a series of single tennis matches against student players replacing the regular singles and doubles tournament due to a short spring season. Twenty faculty members have agreed, with at least twenty-five expected to enter, and matches pair faculty and students on the same horizontal line. Dates to be announced.
The athletic association of Teachers College announces a silver cup prize for the season opening game. The event marks the first game of the season and highlights the college’s competitive schedule.
In the report the match ended with a 23 to 16 score in favor of the 1925 team. Johnson and Preische stood out with swift and sure plays, particularly Preische’s activity and effectiveness noted throughout.
The first campus versus non-campus baseball game held in Barnard gymnasium lasted five innings. Dietz starred for the non-campus team while Yates led campus scoring though her team was outplayed. O Holden arrived late and delivered a key hit in the last inning as the eight-player campus squad couldn't overcome being outmatched. Isabel Harrison and Celeste Nason served as team managers.
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