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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1934
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly paper during the college year excluding vacations and exams. Editor in chief is Gertrude Epstein class of 1934 and exchange editor is Elinor Remer class of 1934.
The piece argues for understanding the Bulletin editor's policies and the college press role amid campus issues such as war, fascism, and curricular debates. It urges Barnard College students to evaluate the newspaper's recent stance, resist apathy, and express support in the upcoming poll.
A review notes bright dialogue between Clive Brook Henry Stephenson and Irene Dunne but laments their London departure. Interwoven is praise for Brancusi's joyful, pure forms, with Head of a Chief highlighted for its minimal yet expressive carving and sculptural harmony.
The Brummer Gallery showcases Brancusi whose sculpture blends smooth surfaces and minimal detail. His favored themes include a young bird, Leda as a swan, and heads of a child and young women in polished bronze wood and marble.
A critical note on the expatriate bohemians in a Henry James and Elmer Rice style play at the Henry Miller Theatre. The reviewer finds the Americans entertaining but lacking genius, mocks the plot as weak, and remarks on the bar’s dulling effect and the couple Hope Williams and Fred Keating.
A reader report outlines a street accident scam where a supposed brother feigns injury after a collision. He pressures Mrs. R to settle for $200 to avoid charges, prompting a repayment burden and a false sense of safety until the broader scheme is revealed later in the issue.
A Times Square review praises the musical Roberta at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Jerome Kern's lilting score dominates, with Tamara and Lyda Roberts delivering standout performances despite a weak book. Bob Hope adds charm with his buoyant personality.
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