Sabine Women Review Praises Direction Yet Seeks Sharper Production
The Sabine Women production is praised for purposeful action and a capable curtain-raiser, but criticized for lacking organization in mob scenes and for the need of a more pointed satiric edge. Performances by Denver Frankel and Lillian Harris are highlighted for dash and charm.
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Pippa
Wilde
Shaw
Denver Frankel
Dash
Lillian Harris
Scipio
Newspaper staff and yearbook filing details
The fragment lists editorial and staff roles with names and years 1923 to 1926 and a price mark of $2.00 to $2.25. It includes Editor in Chief Marcaret Meap News Editor Helen Le Pace and Eleanor Steele Circulation Manager Henrietta AprFet with several assistants and names like Cicely Applebaum Alice Williams Rita Lopycurne.
Student self determinism drive criticized by college report
A student committee and Faculty Committee on Instruction debated last year’s proposed curriculum, but the college failed to pursue the idea. The piece laments dwindling interest, emptied curricular committees, and costly drives that exploit student generosity rather than thoughtful pledges.
Holiday Greetings From University of Zurich Letter
A 1922 University of Zurich note from editor Barnard Bulletin expresses charm of Swiss hospitality and an invitation to spend the holidays in St Moritz. The writer looks forward to Christmas week and to returning home, sending sincere regards.
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University of Zurich
Switzerland
Barnard Bulletin
St. “Moritz
Half rate coupons for Angel Comedy event
Readable fragments indicate rate coupons related to an Angel Comedy event with in-room availability issues. The text is incomplete but suggests coupon access problems or limitations and references Tate.
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Tate
Dean Gildersleeve questions college smoking report
Vircinta C. Gildersleeve, dean of Barnard, objects to describing dormitory smoking as openly allowed. She argues administration discourages smoking without formal rules and seeks to avoid misimpression from the December article in the Bulletin.
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Vircinta C. Gildersleeve
WIGS AND CUES PRESENTS A Community Theatre Review
A theatre page notes Wigs and Cues presents continuation of Stoup and Sabine plot lines. Yvonne Moen 23 handles her role well after dress rehearsals. Selina Calder leads the Sabine men, delivering a long scene with solid acting. D Steele C Bradley assist, Lillian Harris praised for strong performance under ED Marples guidance.
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Haps
Yvonne Moen
Selina Calder
Jeader
D. Steele
C. Bradley
Mirsky
Fashions for Men at National Theatre A Slow Satire
Molnar presents a translation of Fashions for Men a restrained social satire at the National Theatre. O. P. Heggie as Peter Juhasz projects a gentle Good Samaritan tone while Helen Gahagan as Paula brings beauty and drama though not fully defined at first. Edward Nicander plays the Count with strong supporting scenes. The piece ends with Paula returning to Peter and taking over the store.
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Molnar
Broadway
National
Peter Juhasz
Juhasz
Peter
Paula
Count
Forest
O. P. Heggie
Helen Gahagan
Mr. Heggie
Edward Nicander
Barnard
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