Barnard Bulletin Names 1928 Editorial Board and Staff
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff including Ruth Rauf Mary Virginia Farley Rita Dresner Ruth Murphy Judith Mortenson Maya Pines Helen Trevor Phyllis Brown Mary Witson Ruth Maier Ann Tierney and others. It notes roles such as editor in chief managing editors business manager and photographers with a long list of associate editors and probationary staff.
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Ruth Rauf
Mary Virginia Farley
Rita Dresner
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortenson
Maya Pines
Helen Trevor
Phyllis Brown
Mary Witson
Ruth Maier
Ann Tlery
Juniors vie for Bulletin editor role in trial runs
Elaine Ryan 48 is assistant managing editor for this issue. In later issues other juniors will try out as managing editors so the Managing Board and staff may judge their qualifications and provide juniors with experience in running the paper.
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Elaine Ryan
Bulletin
Brotherhood Week prompts campus debate on Austin-Mahoney bill
Barnard students are urged to note efforts to curb discrimination in college admissions. The Austin-Mahoney bill is discussed as a worthy cause, with Liberal Club urged to publicize its provisions and arguments for and against. Student Council declines to back the March to Albany, pending broader campus input.
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Liberal Club
Albany
Junior Show Starts With Casting Quandaries and Quirks
Bobby Schultz guides the Junior Show casting at the theatre as sixty juniors vie for roles amid script shortages and stage crew gaps. Talent ranges from the silent gun part to eager readers, with a new Secretary-to-the-Director post offering basement duty and back door access.
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Bobby Schultz
Bobby
Columbia
Teichman Leads Radio Script Writing Class Toward Practicality
Carol Virginia Reynolds profiles Howard Teichman a veteran writer and former Mercury Theatre producer who teaches a Barnard radio script class. He authored Road of Life and other radio pieces for CBS NBC and Cavalcade of America while serving as War Information Office editor during WWII. He aims to teach format though he notes writing as art cannot be taught.
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Wker
Teichmann
Tage
Mercury Theater
Rado
CBS
NBC
Office of War Information
Jown By Amelia Calder Alfred Lunt Gifts The City Theatre Miniatures
Alfred Lunt lends the Museum of the City of New York a collection of nineteenth century toy theatres. The works depict Jack and the Beanstalk Robin Hood Broken Sword Uncle Tom's Cabin and Hamlet with detailed cardboard figures vivid backdrops and even tiny footlights. One scene for 1850 drama publisher uses groove runners for movement. The Lunt made Julius Caesar stage and backdrops in youth. Located at Fifth Avenue and 104th Street the museum is open daily 10 AM to 5 PM except Monday and Sundays 1 to 5 PM.
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Alfred Lunt
the Museum of the City of New York
Julius Caesar
Lunt
Fifth Avenue
104Th Street
The Theatre of Eugene Berman at MoMA
A retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art surveys Eugene Berman’s theatrical designs. It showcases stage sets and costumes from every production he designed, highlighting his deliberate, clear approach to matching scenery to performance needs.
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Eugene Berman
Museum of Modern Art
Berman
Cartier-Bresson Exhibition At Museum Of Modern Art
A striking show at the Museum of Modern Art spotlights Henri Cartier-Bresson. The collection spans France England Spain Mexico and the United States, emphasizing emotional impact over pure technique. The French section features a Montparnasse cafe scene and a circular staircase. Spanish works depict war’s ruins and protective expressions, while American images capture scaffolding against a tall steel frame.
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Henri Cartier-Bresson
Museum of Modern Art
Bresson
France
England
Spain
Mexico
United States
Montparnasse
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