Free Discussion Backed by Columbia Students on Open Meet ing Issue
The Columbia Student Board urges President Butler to reconsider canceling Bob Burke address of the Young Communist League. The campus debate centers on free speech and inclusive student meetings beyond the speaker’s past expulsion. University-wide groups and Barnard also have a stake in the ruling.
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Columbia Student Board
Butler
Bob Burke
Young Communist League
Columbia
Burke
C.I.C
Y.C.S
U.C.L
Barnard
Barnyard College pranks and a grade for form
A writer recalls campus mischief at Morningside and mocks the idea of grading courses by form inspired by Greek Games. The piece catalogs a Freshman prank turning Broadway into Barnyard College the Beanery and envisions rating student behavior and classroom antics by points.
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Columbia Wits
Morningside
Broadway
Barnyard College
Round Tables and the Quest for Interest at Campus Symposia
A reflective critique of last week's vocational symposia notes the unusual rectangular round tables and a generally practical, non glamorous atmosphere. Contributors discuss the mix of mysticism and realism, offer student assembly suggestions, and propose more engaging speakers and programs to boost attendance.
About Town Cinema Tom Sawyer in Technicolor Review
A review notes that The Adventures of Tom Sawyer compresses episodes and lacks Twain’s charm yet remains solid for the season. Tommy Kelly and Ann Gillis give strong performances, while the cave sequence and terror scenes feel stretched. Technicolor use is restrained and the film is not suitable for under ten audiences.
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Tom
Tommy Kelly
Iron Bronx
Huck
Joe
Mark Twain
Lewis Cari
Alice
Tom Sawyer
Becky
Injun Toe
Twain
Mississippi
Missouri
Ann Gillis
Twenty sixth Municipal Gallery Show Opens Feb Sixteen
The twenty sixth municipal artist exhibition opens February sixteenth and runs through March sixth at 3 East 67 Street in the former Ryan family mansion. The display of watercolors and oils spotlights lesser known New York artists with several notable works and some disappointments, including Walter Pach’s Recumbent Nude.
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New York
Municipal Art Galleries
East 67 Street
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Walter Pach
Mr. Pach
Elie Fauvre
Harriet Pollak
Gertrude Rothenberg
Beatrice Haden
Washington Square
Albert Pels
Times Square
Pels
Art Students League
Kenneth Hayes Miller
Sophie Hymann
Miss O’keefe
Bernard Berntsen
Charles Mastrangelo
Albert Sway
Natal Sussanne
Findlay Gallery
East 57 Street
A. E. Gallatin
the George
Elvina Earle
West 57 Street
Passedroit
Morgan Margery Goodnow
Argent Annette
Woolf
I F.L H
The
Oratorio Society of
Bach
Carnegie Hall
Albert Stoessel
Ethyl Haen
Pauline Pierce
George Rosely
John Gurney
Metropolitania Association
Hugh Porter
Wfth
Strindbergs Bridal Crown to Play At Heckscher Tonight
The New York Players present Strindbergs Bridal Crown at Heckscher Theatre tonight and tomorrow. The group reorganizes with Andrius Jilinsky as rector and will continue under its own auspices.
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Strindberg
Heckscher
New York Players
Stoleberg
Heckscher Theatre
New York Players Heal Theatre
Andrius Jilinsky
Moscow Art
Thea
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