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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
1
This week the paper marks the anniversary of George Washington's birth with a concise editorial note. The editor indicates a shift from abstract topics and personal subjects to a straightforward tribute within the constraints of the paper's format.
A critic condemns Pinwheel by Francis Edwards Faragoh as a bold but thin experiment. The production aims to portray New York life as a rapid pinwheel but remains simplistic, impersonal, and too answerable to cinema boundaries.
Pablo Casals with Otto Klemperer assisted the New York Symphony in a near perfect B flat concerto with vivid Allegro and Adagio passages. The New York Symphony under Klemperer delivered a stirring Seventh Symphony with notable Adagio and triumphant finale. Gluck Overture was played with restrained elegance and gentle fades.
The play employs upper and lower platforms, a stairway, and lights to create subway, Coney Island, and cabaret effects that remain congruent with the action. The subway scene embodies abstract rush, and the work elevates its creator to a niche in the Hall of Fame.
The French Club hosts a Friday evening Soiree on March 11 at 8:30 in the Theatre. The program centers on Georges Feydeau's Feu la Mere de Madame with cast listed and a special post performance program followed by dancing and refreshments. Tickets are 50 cents from any French Club member.
Ralph Batchelet, a University of Denver student and vice president of the Thinkers' Club, was seized by five masked men to prevent a marriage debate between a clergyman and Judge Ben Lindsey. He vanished after a hospital dawn kidnapping. His fiancée Miss Lillian Snyder, shocked, and club members Miss Margaret Parlow and Morris Grupp, armed after threats, remain in peril.
Professor Watson of Teachers College spoke to the Psychology Club on February 15 in College Parlor. He summarized the 1926 character tests and said this year’s work outpaced previous years combined, noting tests like behavior tests and the rating scale and stressing the need to validate current tests rather than create new ones.
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