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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads like a historical notices page with garbled names and dates. Readable items mention individuals such as Joanson and Van Cire along with years 1902 1903 1909, but many details are indecipherable.
A detailed program from a New York college event features selections by the Glee Club Mandolin Club and Quartette with performances by Rainey Hansl Werrenrath Surpress and others. The program includes Blue Bells of Scotland The Silver Rio Grande and Punchinello Medley plus a toast and audience entertainment segments.
The Associated Clubs of the College Settlement staged a third annual entertainment at Manhanen Lyceum Cayman Nevada. Arthur Perry directed Mendelssohn pieces and the cast performed a lively Shakespearean vignette with fairies and rustic roles.
Professor Farnsworth presents two lectures in the Kindergarten Room, Teachers College, on February 27 and 28, focusing on Wagner’s Sigfried and Gotterdammerung. He will discuss content versus form and general principles of interpretation, emphasizing art’s significance beyond mere sensory pleasure.
Monsieur A Francois Monod from the University of Paris visited Barnard history classes last week. He is nephew and pupil of Gabriel Monod and is in the United States to study methods of teaching history. He has toured Johns Hopkins Princeton and Bryn Mawr and will likely sail from Boston after a stay at Columbia and perhaps Harvard before returning to France.
The committee at the college seeks a play acceptable to all, as The Honey Moon fails to meet general approval. Parts trials have been indefinitely postponed in the search for a satisfactory production.
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