Barnard Bulletin Names Alumni and Students
A Barnard Bulletin lists alumni and students including An Cottrell 38 Ara Ponchelet 739 Flora Ginsburg 39 Dorothy Preis 39 Caroline Gluck 38 Mildred Rubenstein 739 Jean McGloughlin 38 Helen Rome 739. The record reflects class years and identifiers associated with each name.
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An Cottrell
Ara Ponchelet
Flora Ginsburg
Dorothy Preis
Caroline Gluck
Mildred Rubenstein
Jean McGloughlin
Helen Rome
Barnard Resolutions Wish Barnard a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
A Barnard student body editorial presents a playful set of resolutions for 1938. They vow to finish the Fellowship drive, follow smoking rules, support clubs, walk daily, legislate on the constitution, visit Barnard camp, and keep leaders in touch with Bulletin while noting common resolutions about staying in, not cutting classes, and not overduing library fines. The piece ends with holiday wishes for Merry Christmas.
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Barnard
Hothouse Flowers
Representative Assembly
Christmas Carols Turn Grim In Morning Noise
A humorous verse laments festive bands and carols that annoy the speaker at sunrise. The narrator jokes about German bands, a frozen duet, and a sunlit Silent Night becoming a dreadful morning requiem.
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Jim
Santa Claus
New Yorks Tin Pan Alley and the oddities of song fame
A writer explores the quirky world of Tin Pan Alley and Hollywood where songwriters chase luck and cycles govern tastes. He recalls failed ambitions, the publisher’s tug of war, and the strange culture of monomaniacal plasterers of hits.
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New York
Tin Pan Alley
Tune-Smiths
Rudy Vallee
Stein
Hollywood
Ward & Bloomingdale
Tin Panley
Pye
Lisle Stocking Campaign Sparks Mixed Public View
Readers debate boycotting Japanese goods in wartime Lisle stockings campaign. Many cite patriotism and practicality while some oppose or question effectiveness and ethics. Responses reference Japan, domestic production, and personal fashion choices during wartime shortages.
Ballet International Gala Provokes Mixed American critics
John Martin praises the Center Theatre gala as a grand yet unsettled blend of European ballet and American stage spirit. The reviewer notes strong Philadelphia Company choreography and Barn Dance influence, arguing modern dance will define America while European ballet preserves historical significance.
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John Martin
Dance International
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Center Theatre
Nto
Eva la Gallienne
America
Ballet Caravan
Sandoz-Sorel Ballet
Philadelphia Ballet Company
Paul Haakon
Paul Draper
Patricia Bowman
the Times
Europe
Hollywood
Philadelphia
Second Balcony Father Malachy’s Miracle review
A cautious, humorous take on a harmless Edinburgh cabaret miracle. Performances shine especially St Clair Bayfield as the bishop and Al Shean as Father Malachy, while Dushkin’s violin recital mostly underwhelms and the play drags in places.
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Father Malachy
Garden of Eden
Edinburgh
Jo Mielziner
al Shean
St. Clair Bayfield
John Call
Father Flaherty
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