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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1939
Page
4
Miss Crothers spoke on how theatre has evolved beyond vagabond ideals and the value of innate driving force in actors. She described starting as a child playwright and eventual shift to dramatic coaching, stressing that true talent finds its path without preselection. Dr Lyons announced next week’s address by Vietro di Donato on Concrete.
Tomas Navarro Tomas spoke on Recent Experiences in the Education of Women in Spain as guest of the Circulo Hispano at the College Parlor. Slides highlighted Madrid’s Centro de Estudios Historicos. dances by Margarita DaCal and Marina Seris followed.
Jean André, noted authority, will present a ski show on Thursday December 7 at Barnard. The program features skiing ons with expert guidance on suitable places and pricing. The Athletic Association sponsors the presentation to aid those interested in learning more about the sport.
Beverley Baff reviews Pens and Pencils 39 praising its humor and energy. City College performers likened to the Marx Brothers entertain with skits including Indiahh and a Vienna excerpts act. A Hunter College student delivers a ballad and tickets remain for two showings on December 15 and 17.
The Columbia University Pan American Club hosts a Thursday December 7 screening at 3 p.m. in the Casa Italiana Auditorium. Joseph J. Montilor chairs the program with films including Good Neighbors from the U S Film Service and Native Arts of Old Mexico loaned by the Pan American Union. The events are free to all university members and Barnard students are especially welcome.
The French Club will sing French Noels on December 14 at 4 p.m. President Marjory Wise announced the event with the location to be announced later.
The Columbia Glee Club will perform Haydn’s Wedded Bliss and Praetorius So, how a rose e er blooming as part of a campus concert. Three carols were previously sung by the New York Philharmonic under John Barbirolli. Organizers hope the event becomes an annual college tradition inviting family and friends.
The Newman Club meeting set for four this afternoon is indefinitely delayed. Dorothy Day editor of the Catholic Worker cannot speak as planned, having been called to Miami due to her mother’s illness. Her topic was to be Christ on the Waterfront.
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