Pan Americanism At Barnard
Barnard plans a Pan American program by the Spanish department to promote good will and understanding with Latin America. A miniature Spanish Hostel will operate in Hewitt Hall and three courses may be offered in Spanish to widen access for students including those not fluent in Spanish. The effort aims to build cultural exchanges and strengthen mutual trust across the Americas.
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Barnard
Latin America
Spain
South America
Hewitt Hall
Aln- America
Valentine Day Reflections Highlight Campus Traditions
A campus feature strolls through Valentine customs with gifts like carnations from Canada and bouquets for many. It notes exams, proctors, wedding conflicts, and a Radcliffe Harvard Phi Beta Kappa tale as students debate commercialization and romance on the day.
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Canada
Cupid
Radcliffe College
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
Radcliffe
Heart of Paris A Serious Drama With Humor
New York may thank France for a motion picture that blends drama and humor. Camille Morestan, a bicycle shop owner and juror, helps a young murder suspect and faces family trouble, delivering engrossing entertainment with restrained realism. Rainang delivers a heartfelt performance in a film praised for sincerity.
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New York
France
Paris
Camille Morestan
Morestan
Rainang
Siorting
Super Productions
American Studios
O Keeffe Exhibition Emphasizes Texture and Magnified Nature
Georgia O Keeffe showcases oils and pastels at An American Place highlighting oversized flowers from Camellia to lilacs and intimate textures. The show includes New Mexico landscapes and animal remains such as a ram skull and deer horns, with rougher brush work adding a fresh, bold effect.
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Georgia O'Keeffe
New Mexico
O’keeffe
Agnes de Mille Delights with Burlesque and Caricature Dances
Agnes de Mille showcased her comic flair at a Sunday recital in the Guild Theatre assisted by twelve dancers in the American Suite. Highlights included Rehearsal Symphonic Ballet, The Strip Tease, and a humorous modern dancer caricature, with less success in serious pieces like Witch Spill and Hymn. Louis Horst led the ensemble with Louise di Mare assisting.
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Agnes de Mille
Guild Theatre
Miss de Mille
Joseph Anthony
Sybil Shearer
Shaw Farce at Lafayette Theatre Charms with W P Cast
Second Balcony presents George Bernard Shaw rewritten as a light farce at Lafayette Theatre by an all Negro W P cast. The Federal Theatre Project offers low priced tickets as the familiar Roman tale is softened into broad comedy with Shaw style satire and lively audience appeal.
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George Bernard Shaw
Lafayette Theatre
W. P
Federal Theatre Project
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Flora Ginsburg
Evelyn HooLe
Ara Ponchelet
Mivotep Rubinstein
Dorothy Prem
Barbara Reade
Miriam Weber
National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers
Madison Ave
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
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Ruth Hershfield
Hearts and
Germany
Mark Twain
The
Butchers’ Guild
J. M
L. F. Pr
M. F
C. H
J. T
B. H
Heart of
Cinema
Ind
Georgia O’ Keeffe
Androcles and the Lion
Romai Tren
Nme
Shaw
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