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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1934
Page
1
The Barnard College Undergraduate Association updates list editorial and exchange staff for the semi weekly paper. The February 20 edition names editors and members across departments including Gertrude Epstein Anna Jacobson Edith Kane and Elinor Remer with numerous assistants and business staff.
An editorial reflects on King Albert of Belgium as a rare example of a warrior who governed with restraint and humanity. It contrasts his neutrality and care for subjects with the rise of military dictatorships and the lure of aggressive leadership in modern times.
A mixed Broadway review praises the comedy By Your Leave for its witty first acts but warns the final act shifts toward tragedy. It highlights performances by Dorothy Gish and Howard Lindsay, critiques Josephine Hull and Kenneth MacKenna, and notes the play’s treatment of marital tension and modern satire.
The February Bulletin discusses student opinion and editorial control. It favors an advisory editor board and representation from Representative Assembly, with three members from the Majority controlling policy, reducing editor power and requiring concurrent votes to set policy.
A fragment notes that watching a Tobacco Road presentation arouses stirrings similar to a bull fight, suggesting heightened excitement or mood depending on the viewer.
Janet Gaynor stars as a Southern inspired Cinderella in a 1900 setting adaptation of the House of Connelly at the R E C Music Hall. Robert Young plays a 1900 Connelly heir while Lionel Barrymore adds a wandering Confederate veteran role.
The Musical Art Quartet with Simon Bellison and four soloists delivered Brahms Quintet in B minor Op 115 a Wolf Italian Serenade and Beethoven Quintet in E flat Op 127 with refined ensemble. The critic praises the clarinet and strings balance and anticipates the next concert on March 20.
Dean Gildersleeve will address the Sophomore Class today at one o clock in the college assembly hall. Attendance is required for the annual meeting where majors and the course of study for the last two years are advised. A list of expected attendees was posted on the Registrar bulletin board.
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