26 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It is not published during vacation or examination periods.
Editorial notes Barnard College mass meeting at noon to oppose Senator Nunan's bill requiring student oath to state and federal constitutions. Calls for student participation, petitions, and broad coalition among radicals liberals and conservatives. Also reports undergraduate elections this week with nominations and votes Thursday and Friday.
A Barnard Bulletin forum argues the Red Cross and Spivak dispute misquotations and relief methods after the 1923 Japan earthquakes. It questions fund handling, bank controls, and alleged racial disparities in Mississippi flood relief, noting questions about the Imperial Japanese commission role and US funding uses.
A column lauds Tallulah Bankhead in the revival of Rain, noting the cast’s mixed strengths and the actress’s powerful portrayal as Sadie Thompson. It highlights Walter Gilbert, Granville Bates, Ethel Wilson, Emma Wilcox, Nicholas Joy, and Eugenie Leontovich, while criticizing others for lacking emotional depth and the production’s overall appeal.
Neighborhood Playhouse presents Lorca's Bitter Oleander at the Lyceum Theatre drawing mixed reviews. Reported bystanders praised only the Spanish-speaking spectators who appreciated the adaptation of a Spanish work, while other opinions were cooler.
Tuesday February 19 the Philadelphia Orchestra offered Cherubini Anacreon Overture Brahms Violin Concerto in D major and Beethoven Eroica symphony under Otto Klemperer. Soloist Bronislaw Hubermann displayed brilliant technique. tone at times harsh. audience faced many empty seats amid Stokow's absence.
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