Mahler Discusses Tristan and Isolde At Barnard Club
Conductor Mahler of the Newark Symphony and Juilliard teacher spoke on Wagner's Tristan and Isolde before the Barnard Music Club. Soprano Dorothy Githers and tenor Arthur Gerry assisted, outlining the plot and performing arias and duets including Love Death.
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To Mahler
Newark Symphony Orchestra
Juilliard School of Music
Richard Wagner
T; Stan and
Isolde
Barnard Music Club
Dorothy Githers
Arthur Gerry
Munich Opera House
Mahler
Miss Githers
Mr. Gerry
Rival Scripts Vie for Junior Show Rights at Barnard
Florence Fishman reports two competing scripts ready for Miss Latham as Barnard plans January casting. Committees meet daily through holidays to polish a seven song revue or crime themed musical about a Princeton man lost in the jungle. Titles range from playful to provocative with two Judy Johnson songs accepted and a Beatrice Lillie style performance planned.
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Florence Fishman
Miss Latham
Lorna Drummond
Barnard
Pat Lambdin
Fol
Pat
Regulate Club Calendar And Union Meeting Rules
Student Council passed a motion to curb outside speakers to one at noon and one at four on a given day to improve club efficiency. Another motion urges clubs to cooperate to reduce confusion and conflicts in meetings. Margaret Boyle initiated the informal presidents’ meeting to address a crowded social calendar. Clubs will continue registering meetings as usual.
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Margaret Boyle
Folk Dance Party Reveals Mystery Of Masked Dancers
A community Folk Dance Party unveils masked performers from Europe posing as peasants. Eleanor Pumyea and Barbara Stickney win a ham pie prize for dancing the Swedish Hambo as guests clap along to a program led by Miss Holland and supported by Irene Balaksha and Gloria Casciano.
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Carol Collins
Barnard
N. Ie
Misha
Eleanor Pumyea
Barbara Stickney
Marjorie Weiss
Ruth Stern
Irene Balaksha
Gloria Casciano
Miss Holland
Ivelyn Gray Welsh
Louise van Baalen
Muriel Byer
Annette Hochberg
Kathryn Crean
Alla Shainin
Dorothy Eckley
French Opera Star Delights Guests With Debussy to Rameau
Mme. Marcelle Denya sang on Friday evening for guests of Dean Gildersleve, performing works by Debussy, Ravel, Franck, Fauré, Lully, and Rameau. Attendees included Mrs. Adolphe Boisovain and numerous couples and Misses such as Virginia Newcomb, Alice O’Gorman, Janet Scudder, Margarete Bieber, Florrie Holzwasser, Clare Howard, and Elaine Bernstein.
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Mme
Marcelle Denya
Dean Gildersleve
Madame Denya
Debussy
Ravel
Franck
Fauré
Lully
Rameau
Adolphe Boisovain
William Breed
J. F. Bloch-Laine
Francis Chaillon
Maude Huttman
Eleanor Keller
Gena Tenney
Alma le Duc
Marguerite Mespoulet
Douglas Moore
Hugh Puckett
Ethel Sturtevant
Agnes Wayman
Dorothy Leet
Helen K. Stevens
Mabel Foote Weeks
John J. Swan
Lorna McGuire
la Rue van Hook
Raymond Knox
Teresa Carbonara
Mr. Jobbins
Paul S .Achilles
Helen Erskine
Christina Grant
Mario A. Pet
Norman L. Torrey
I. Fraser
Elaine Bernstein
Glee Clubs Stage First Joint Concert Since 1935
Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs announce a joint concert at Barnard gymnasium on Saturday December 16 at 8 30 p m admission free for undergraduates and guests. A 50 cent a couple charge will cover orchestra costs. The Columbia Orchestra will accompany. Tickets via Glee Club members or Betty Clifford. Dress optional. Program includes Christmas carols and Bach works. Barnard plans Mozart trio and Douglas Moore piece.
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Barnard
Columbia Glee Clubs
Barnard Gymnasium
James Giddings
Glee Club
Columbia University Orchestra
Betty Clifford
Columbia
Johann Sebastian Bach
Barnard Glee Club
Douglas Moore
Stephen
Expert Speaks On Vocations At Barnard College
Mrs. Marguerite Coleman of the New York State Employment Service and Miss Frances Smith will conduct personal interviews with Barnard students on Thursday December 7 during morning and afternoon hours. At 4 15 p m that day Coleman will speak at a college tea in the Conference Room, drawing on interview results and the vocational questionnaire from the Vocational Committee.
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Dents
Major Meetings Today At Twelve Noon
Compulsory major meetings are scheduled for today at noon in Milbank rooms. Listed rooms include Anthropology 32 Botany 315 Chemistry 439 Economics 330 English 139 Fine Arts 302 Geology 214 German 115 Government 104 Greek and Latin 307 History 339 Italian 210 Mathematics 39 Philosophy 201 Physics 239 Music 603 Journalism Psychology 204 Religion 717 Philosophy 310 Spanish 310 Zoology 414.
Ewald Elected Health Head In School By-Election
Mary Ewald 741 was elected Chairman of the Health Committee after Peggy Pardee Bates resigned. Other candidates were Margaret Duncan 42 and Louise Powell 40. Ewald has long been active in Athletic and Health Committee work and will continue the department’s milk juice fruit bar initiatives in Barnard Hall and the Jungle.
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Peggy Pardee Bates
Mary Ewald
Margaret Duncan
Louise Powell
Miss Ewald
Tee
Duncan
Powell
Ewald
Peggy Pardee
Health Committee
Barnard Hall
Delegations Named for International Conferences
At a Student Council meeting four delegates were approved for the International Relations Conference at New Jersey College for Women Ellen Hammer Joan Sengstack Anne Landau and Helen Gordon. Five delegates were elected for the International Student Service Conference to be held this Friday and Saturday on the Basis of a Durable Peace Deborah Allen Margaret Boyle Florence Dubroff Louise Giventer and Ruth Taubenhaus. A substitute bazaar was approved for the Italian Club at Casa Italiana December 19 from five to seven with fifty cent admission. Margaret Boyle proposed the annual serenading of the Dean with Christmas carols the day before vacation outside Dean Gildersleeve's office.
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New Jersey College For Women
International Relations Club
Ellen Hammer
Joan Sengstack
Anne Landau
Helen Gordon
Representative Assembly
Deborah Allen
Margaret Boyle
Florence Dubroff
Louise Giventer
Ruth Taubenhaus
Rep Assembly
Casa Italiana
Dean Gildersleeve
Soule Praises Cash And Carry Policy At Meeting
George Soule praised the cash and carry neutrality policy as an effective safeguard against economic provocations that led to the last World War. Speaking at Harkness Theater to the Youth Committee Against War, he warned America faces danger from potential conflict with Japan and noted the policy has restrained an unrestrained industrial boom. A brief discussion followed among about fifty or sixty members.
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George Soule
Harkness Theater
Youth Committee Against
America
Japan
Wigs and Cues Stages Pride and Prejudice Set for Dec 8 9
Wigs and Cues presents Helen Jerome’s Pride and Prejudice with authentic nineteenth century decor and Empire style costumes from Brooks Costumes Co. The cast features Nancy Swan as Elizabeth, Nancy Wagner and Jean Sauer as Jane and Lydia, John Gifford as Darcy, and Bill Hubbard as Bingley. Admission is free for undergraduates. guests pay fifty cents.
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Brooks Costumes Co
Helen Jerome
Nancy Swan
Elizabeth
Nancy Wagner
Jean Sauer
Jane
Lydia
John Gifford
Darcy
Bill Hubbard
Bingley
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Stan
Fiz Mahler
Wagner
Glee Clubs
Marguerite Coleman
New York State
Frances Smith
Milbank
Health
United States
I.S.S. Conference
Soule
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