08 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
1
Editorial notes small attendance at events: Miss Comstock spoke at the Peace Ball with about twenty attendees at the Political Symposium. The piece remarks Radcliffe often invites distinguished speakers, but audiences remain limited.
A college publication clarifies that the Reporter does not echo student body opinion. The editor directs all issues and may write or solicit editorials. The editor-in-chief governs the department and need not mirror student views.
Reading is difficult but the piece appears to discuss advertising efforts for a local college. It mentions advertisements of a campaign, collaboration with a center, and concerns about the college experience and friendships formed during student life.
The new film at the One In A Million venue features Sonja Henie in a light musical comedy about Greta Muller aiming for Olympic figure skating glory. Notable moments include skating sequences and Ritz Brothers humor, with Leon Errol performing a novelty stage act directing a pre screened picture.
John Barbirolli closes his ten week season as conductor of the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra this Sunday afternoon. Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson will be the assisting artists in a program featuring Trumpet Voluntary, Purcell Wood Concerto, Mozart Enigma Variations, Elgar, and two Wagner numbers.
A long readers’ column lists high school and college students’ summer plans and anticipations from vacations to birthdays. It discusses attitudes toward the American Student Union convention in Chicago, praising its move toward inclusive, peaceful activism and university collaboration.
Review of Poldi Mildner's Town Hall recital on January 5 notes her mastery of complex passages in Chopin and Liszt works, with skillful handling of Mephisto Valse and Schubert Fantasie. It cites uneven shading in Beethoven Variations and Chopin numbers, but sees potential for future growth in a twenty one year old artist.
Readers passing by The World cinema were teased by previews for Twin Hamlets Gielgud Berkeley Square and The Road To Ruin co ed. The column muses on fun life and holiday weariness, noting Saint Vesta and a snarl of festive longing before bedtime and hopes for wiser gifts from Santa.
The piece titled Why Not Sneeze highlights a chaotic display of multicolored shapes and distorted figures in a Surrealist and Dada context. Visitors recall a fog of line and color with fleeting intelligible works by Ernst or Busc, and a final Edward Lea illustration labeled Manypeepha Ups and downs.
Readable lines express an acorn nut in a tree lamenting isolation and wishing for companionship. A musical accompaniment hints at flippant mood and playful orchestration. The fragment evokes a light numbered tune with a flirtatious invitation to share affection among the trees.
A disjointed monologue laments apathy and fatigue after exams and holidays. The speaker describes waking to alarms, pondering life’s meaning, and a chaotic scene where a death is mentioned in a clipped, surreal tone. China collecting is noted as a hobby.
A struggling squad edged by a slim margin in district action. Key players from both sides traded chances as the game unfolded with defense and offense staging a tight finish.
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