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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
3
Wigs and Cues of Barnard College presents Mice and Men by Madeline Riley at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Performances run Friday December 12 at 8 15 p m and Saturday December 13 with 2 15 and 8 15 p m showings. The event marks the first play under the group and seeks strong college support.
Tickets for Mice and Men are available from Elizabeth Macauley Agnes Conklin Evelyn Haring Marion Stevens for the 1914 1915 1916 1917 classes. The message urges juniors and undergraduates to support the play to benefit the Mortarboard and boost college spirit.
The Undergraduate Association proposes a three division point system revision for office holding athletics and dramatics. It suggests 10 percent committee membership for most offices, with arts and athletics rules set by respective associations and approved by Student Council. A rehearsal based point method is proposed with 4 points per rehearsal for brief parts and 5 for longer lines, capping totals at 100 percent per group and 150 percent in combination.
The diary entry urges readers to attend the Undergrad Show titled Wigs and Cues. It notes three performances within a short span and warns tickets may sell out, urging early purchases to avoid being turned away at the gate with the usual sold-out reply.
A brief note notes the law of compensation in the tale Mice and Men, suggesting the absence of one species or factor is offset by a surplus of another, reflecting balance themes in the narrative context.
A Barnard College diary fragment covers personal health, growth, and college theater plans. Entries from June to December note rooms, elections of seven welfare volunteers, play choices like Mice and Men, trials for the Undergraduate Play, and a visit by Edwin Arden with social teas and pasties.
Letter from Sarah Schuyler Butler of Barnard College scolds undergraduates for failing to pay dues. She cites freshmen to seniors, noting that many officers and leaders did not settle obligations, and urges immediate corrective action through elected club treasurers to enforce dues and restore loyalty to Barnard.
English Club will meet Monday night December 15 at the home of Freda Kirchwey 800 Riverside Drive. Attendees should use Broadway subway to 157th Street for access.
Mistress Mary Kenny returns in raven suit with Mistresses Isabel Randolph and Peggy Schorr as Mirthful stars. Lady Guernsey announces Mr Cyril Maude will address the college on December 16 at Brinkerhoff Theater while landscape gardening notes surface and local names swirl around a playful teaser.
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