Maeterlincks Pelléas and Melisande reviewed
A stage production directed by Frank Reicher and starring Jane Cowl and Rollo Peters impresses with emotional depth while exposing persistent symbolism and weak storytelling. The performance highlights mutual yearning and youthful ardor, though the plot remains hampered by vague mystique and outdated tonalities.
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Jane Cowland
Rollo. Peters
Frank Reicher
Maeterlinck
Francesca da Rimini
Iecast
Romeo
Julet
Jane Cowl
Rollo Peters
Des
Louis Hector
Diverse Ideas About the Function of College
Barnard students offer varied views on college purpose. Some see it as an intellectual workshop fostering diverse ideas, while others emphasize developing problem solving and broad personality growth. Debates cover curricular balance, extracurricular emphasis, research freedom, and future social roles.
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Barnard
Barnacle magazine critique questions standards and future
The piece reviews Barnacle as a heterogeneous undergraduate monthly lacking editorial standards and artistic direction. It questions whether the magazine should pursue high literary aims or become a lighter humorous publication and discusses training value and future direction for a women’s college in a metropolis.
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Barnacle
Saturday Evening Post
May Sinclair Explores the Brontes with Fresh Insight
The review credits May Sinclair with a single focused study of the Brontes rooted in the moors and inner life. It highlights her claim that Charlotte and Emily wrote from the soul, praises Sinclair for canonizing Emily Bronte, and notes her inclusion of poems to illustrate the poets’ passionate independence and tragic ardor.
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Sinclair
Brontes
Haworth
Charlotte
Emily
Anne
May Sinclair
Emily Bronte
Miss Sinclair
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