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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1942
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists staff and contributors with names such as Grace Barrett and Katharine Haned among editorial assistants. Published semi weekly during the academic year by Barnard College Undergraduate Association. appears as a student notice in New York.
Barnard students celebrate continued World Student Service Fund relief work worth 530 dollars supporting war victims. They urge a semester drive focused on defense bonds or funds for the Red Cross, with a Friday 12:30 meeting to select the final drive topic before Bulletin resumes February 10.
The Met's Tosca offers strong singing from Kullman, Sved, and Moore with a vivid Scarpia. Sved matches Tibbett in drama while Moore's acting draws mixed reactions. Staging is handsome with safe scenery and lighting, though Grace Moore’s costume challenges and some overacting temper the show.
The column surveys holiday revivals and new attractions. The Art on East 8th Street features The Scoundrel and The Maltese Falcon repeats. the Normandie hosts events. 5th Avenue Playhouse shows Blood of a Poet and Let In Sodom Object Lesson. Ruth Gordon arrives at Windsor in Portrait of A Lady. The Cheryl Crawford Porgy and Bess revival sells fast. Hayden Planetarium showcases Mysterious Mars. Thalia hosts a Russian Movie Festival starting the 16th. Boston Comic Opera and Jools Ballet unite for a Gilbert and Sullivan double bill. Shubert opens Walt Disney Fantasia on Broadway. Roxy screens I Wake Up Screaming. Sonja Heinie appears in Madison Square Garden from Jan 19–27. Nuss
A critical note on Clash by Night praising some cast members while faulting the script and pacing. The piece highlights Tallulah Bankhead Lee J. Cobb Katherine Locke and minor roles amid crowding stage design issues. Viewers warned about balcony seating but Odets admirers may enjoy the performance.
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