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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1939
Page
1
The Bulletin surveys Barnard students on whether women should work after marriage. Replies show stark generalizations and feminist vs traditional views. The piece criticizes sweeping statements and defends free expression while noting shifts toward laissez faire careers or kitchens as viable paths.
The column Playful Barnard moments mix with student government changes. Two Barnard girls slide down Columbia Library banisters and exams spur reflections on rationality while Bertrand Russell’s elevator joke is recalled. Student Council reorganizes the Social Committee to improve representation and cooperation.
A collection of opinions from students and faculty across Columbia College and related schools on whether women should work after marriage. Arguments vary from support for employment as duty or necessity to calls for staying home to maintain family authority and balance.
The Mordkin Ballet began weekly January performances with Giselle and Voices of Spring. Patricia Bowman and Leon Varkas starred in Giselle, praised for life in Act I and restrained Act II, while Voices of Spring delighted with Strauss tunes, décor, and colorful costumes.
A brisk cinema critique praises Alfred Hitchcock attention to tension in The Lady Vanishes. Set on a Balkan train, it follows English travelers as a vanished governess and suspicious foreigners create a mystery with wit and barbed social notes.
Notices say discount cards for What A Life are honored at Mansfield Theatre 47th Street near Eighth Avenue. The Importance of Being on at Vanderbilt Theatre runs for a limited engagement. Rich ard Aldrich and Richard Myers sponsor with Albert Tardell and others. Cast includes Instole Webb Estelle Winwood Jope Williams Dreck Williams Florence West and Tielen Trenholme. Mischa Elman gives a recital at Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon January 21 with proceeds benefiting refugee relief committees.
Dorothea Greenbaum displays a compact solo exhibition of small sculpture at Weyhe Galleries after her active role in the Sculptors Guild. Notable works include Man About Town Fas¢ip Bull Fighter and a portrait bronze David, praised for its relaxed line and movement though critics note limited subject variety.
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