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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
1
Barnard College Students publish a semi weekly college year paper for the Undergraduate Association. The issue is dated April 29 in volume 36 number 45. It appears during term terms except vacation and exams. The publication serves Barnard students and faculty readers.
Barnard alumna Catherine Riegger urges participation in the World Crisis and Student Responsibility Conference at Silver Bay Lake George the week of June 21 to 29. The W C A hosts delegates from eastern women’s colleges with leaders from Smith Mt Holyoke and Elms, plus speakers on international affairs race and labor. The piece highlights sport, fellowship and informal performances as part of the week’s appeal and invites undergraduates to attend.
Editorial notes the May sixteenth to twenty seventh exam window with no classes and a rush of reading. It argues that students face about twenty reference volumes per reading course and fear fatigue, urging longer reading periods during finals to avoid diminishing learning.
The Europa reviews a German musical drama centering on the Mona Lisa theft. Trude von Molo gains attention as a naive chambermaid amid Louvre scenes, with mixed feelings on the film’s charm and its English subtitles. The piece criticizes a glamorizing song about Mona Lisa and notes uneven dramatic intensity. The musical performances by Efrem Zimbalist and Barzin are described, with comments on Strauss Till Eulenspiegel and orchestral dynamics.
Art Macbeth Gallery celebrates its fortieth with works by Rockwell Kent Winslow Homer Knoll and Frieseke. Newhouse Galleries features thirty seven contemporary painters Arnold Blanch Bernard Karfiel Maurice Stern. Weyhe Gallery displays Adolf Dehn lithographs including Harlem scenes and New York night life satire. Babcock Galleries presents Walter Beck tempera trees in gray monochrome. Marie Sterner Gallery shows Carl Spenscor n landscapes from Sweden plus character sketches.
Hans Lange conducts the Sunday Philharmonic program featuring Rachmaninoff Symphony in E minor Griegs Piano Concerto with Jose Iturbi as soloist and Sibelius Finlandia The 90th season ended with praise for warmth clarity and brilliancy and notes Toscanini Dubrowen and Walter will conduct next season were announced
The Eighth and final Carnegie Hall concert of the National Orchestra Association features Leon Barzin conducting. The program highlights orchestral works as part of the association’s season finale.
The Athletic Association annual banquet happens Friday May 6 at 6 30 pm in the Gymnasium Barnard Hall. Dr Frederick Maroney former president of the American Physical Education Association will speak. Mrs Elzie Stix will be toastmistress with tap dancing and entertainment between courses. Freshman waitresses led by Helen Connty present a skit and athletic awards are given by Helen Appell and Aileen Pelletier. Sign up poster in Barnard Hall.
The Columbia Spectator surveyed 106 college editors on the 1932 presidential race. Hoover led with 41 votes for the presidency and Republican nomination, but a majority believed he would be reelected. Roosevelt had 15, Baker 12, Thomas 11, Smith 6, with 10 other candidates earning 2 votes. Prohibition was noted as the issue.
Miss Schmidt, a featured soloist, performed in a recital under the Alumnae Fund. She previously played leading female roles in The Straw Hat and The Bride and arranged dances for The Trumpet Shall Sound. Critics praised her performance of Speech of the Phgians at the Guild Theatre recital.
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