Middleton Murry lectures on Antony and Cleopatra at McMillen
John Middleton Murry, former English editor, argued Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra is supreme for its poetry and royal character portrayal. He contended the play’s genius lies in poetic expression shaping Antony’s rise and fall and Cleopatra’s reflection after his death.
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John Middleton Murry
McMillin Theater
Murry
Thenoleum
Adelphi
Mr. Murry
Enobarbus
Antony
Shakespeare
Cleo- Falta
Shake ‘Weare
Red Cross Replies to Spivak Charges
The Literary Club holds spring elections Thursday at noon in the Little Parlor to elect officers and discuss planned activities. All members must attend or send notice of desire to continue. prospective members are welcome.
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Little Parlor
Industry In Society Subject Of Talk
Professor Walter Rautenstrauch of Columbia opened a lecture series with a talk on the Function of Industry in Society. He argued industry must serve social needs, not private gain, noting three functions: technical, economic, and educational, and warned of unequal distribution between producers and overhead workers since 1917.
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Rautenstrauch
Harkness
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia
Harkness Academic Theatre
America
Central Committee Responds to Spivak Red Cross Criticism
Barnard students asked for full Red Cross information to clear misconceptions about relief work. The Washington Central Committee denying charges says Davison did not establish a Red Cross dictatorship and outlines the War Council history, asserting no Red Cross employees receive pay and that meetings continue as per the Charter.
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American Red Cross
John L. Spivak
American Mercury
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Red Cross
Current Events Club
U. S
Henry P. Davison
House of Morgan
Central Committee
Davison
Wilson
Charles D.norton
Grayson
Murphy
Cornelius N. Bliss Jr
Edward N. Nurley
War Council
Bulletin Staff Meeting Tomorrow
The entire Bulletin staff is scheduled to meet at noon tomorrow in the Bulletin office. All members from news, board, circulation, business, and advertising must attend.
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Bulletin
Huxley To Speak To College Today
Julian Huxley will address Barnard College on Science and the World Crisis in President Butler’s absence due to travel to Europe for the Carnegie Endowment meeting. Huxley, English scientist and writer, comes with a notable lineage and a record of zoology and physiology work at King’s College London.
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Julian Huxley
Huxley
United States
Butler
Europe
Carnégie” Endowment For International Peace
Barnard
Braun
Sturn
Harper’s Magazine
London Zoo
Africa
Alumnae Day at Barnard Features Exhibit and Lectures
Barnard College marks Alumnae Day with a noon to 7 pm art exhibit in the Conference Room, a 3 pm lecture by Professor Harry M. Ayres of Columbia on Some Continuities in English Literature, and a luncheon in Hewitt Hall with Dean Gildersleeve as host.
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Prof. Ayres
Columbia
Tive Art
Dean Gildersleeve
Harry M. Ayres
Barnard
Hewitt Hall
Professor Ayres
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Frederick W. Rice
Alumnae Association
Miss Gildersleeve
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McMillen
Antony and Cleopatra
Man of Letters
By Natalie D. Flatow
Spivak
Industry In
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By Peggy Becker
Turich
Dean
Crea
Renee Fulton Mazer
Robert FE. Dirkes
Florence. Gordon
Loretta Haggerty
Jean MacAlister
Philip B. Holmes
Anna Hallock
Louie I. ‘Dublin
Alumnae, “Association
Gertrude
HL Ressmeyer
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