Junior Show College Critiques Theatrical Night
Dorothy Cheesman as Trump leads a student show with praise for her dancing and for the Prince waltz. Harriet Goldman and Edith Rosenblatt as the King and Charle face mixed reactions while Jean Savage as Spadina earns strong notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cheesman
Trump
Prince
Paddy Wacks
Somerset
King of Clubs
Harriet Goldman
Charlemainstay
Edith Rosenblatt
Spadina
Jean Savage
Miss Savage
Harriet Seibert
Marietta Gless
Jack the Joker
Joan
Cird House
David
Edith London
Payche
Esther Burgess
Venus
Hella Bernays
Imogene Treland
Professor Kayser Explores Modern Germany and Its Traditions
Professor Kayser head of Barnard German dept spoke to the Deutscher Kreis on Das heutige Deutschland. He contrasted contemporary German life with his youth, noting urban progress, schooling, Wandervogel outings, and national unity. Attendees included the German department. coffee and cake followed the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayser
Normal College
Deutscher Kreis
Germany
Fatheland
United States
Die Wandervogel
Saxony
Wurtemberg
Prussia
Barnard
Stag Party of 1912 to 1914 Highlights Masculine Fun
An account describes a 1912 to 1914 stag party with cigar stand betting ring and masculine groups. The event featured a three legged race won by E. Hadsell and M. Hamburger. Aho e racing drew few entries but E. Hadsell again won easily.
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E. Hadsell
M. Hamburger
Messrs
Hadsell
Walton
Heinemann
E. Hadeell
December Bear Review Highlights Varied Short Stories
A reader notes mixed quality in the December issue. Miss Weaver’s tale centers on Lena and Ed, with clear action and swift outcomes. Other pieces like And We Knew Him Not and The Magic of the North lean less concrete, with weaker climaxes and editor’s hand suspected in selection.
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Miss DuBois
Miss Weaver
Gwendolyn
Lena
Land of
Snows