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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
1
An editorial denounces the library number system as absurd amid crowds at four ten pm. It urges common sense, more books, a fairer policy, and restraint from students abusing alarms and midnight oil to rush for noon numbers.
A Forum Letter urges Barnard College to widen Quarterly content beyond safe offerings. It advocates including adventurous, fresh writing from diverse students, condemns only printing a narrow range, and calls for an open policy and broader student participation.
A letter asks undergraduates with cars to help transport guests to Alumnae Undergraduate teas at Barnard College Parlor on the first Wednesday of each month. Volunteers may leave their names in Miss Weeks’s office. February seventh honors Authors and March seventh honors Musicians.
A theater critic hails Helen Hayes in Mary of Scotland with strong turns by Philip Merivale and Helen Menken. The review warns against the play's complexity and offstage noise but urges audiences to see what may be the season’s stage highlight.
The Avon stages Maxwell Anderson’s Mary of Scotland to a Shakespearean tone with vivid writing and high suspense. Critics call the play long yet powerful, historically accurate overall, though the portrayal of Lord Bothwin is questioned.
New York audiences embrace a modernized Russian ballet under Colonel Wassily de Basil and Massine. The program blends La Concurrence satire with Scuola parody and Le Beau Danube, featuring Derain scenery and lively music by Strauss, praised for humor, rhythm, and vivid staging.
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