Barnard Bulletin 1938 Editorial Board List
The Barnard Bulletin issue dated Friday June 3 1938 lists staff roles with Ruth Hershheld Dorothy Preis Barbara Reade and others on the editorial board. Brora GINSEL is noted as Editor in Chief and ARS PONCHELET as Business Manager with Mirorto RUBINSTEIN et Pare as Managing Editors.
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Ars Ponchelet
Mirorto Rubinstein Et Pare
Ruth Hershheld
Dorothy Preis
Barbara Reade
Barnard Class of 1938 Faces New Horizons
The Barnard College seniors of 1938 are urged to pursue realistic, progressive paths beyond campus. The editorial stresses education beyond books, the value of a career for women, and maintaining a goal despite recession fears. It commends graduates for overcoming obstacles and inspiring peers as they leave for new horizons.
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Barnard
Off Campus Advice Becomes Pro vs Con Warners
The piece argues against advice labeled pro as opposed to con, noting personal experience shapes warnings. It critiques weak helpfulness and recalls avoidable remedies while warning of modern advertising plagues and 40 new bugaboos sparking fear. It mentions Acid Blues and other invented ailments to illustrate advertising anxieties.
June Musings and Student Echoes at Barnard Camp
Snippets from Barnard peers reflect on four years at Barnard and camp life. The notes mix campus nostalgia with summer plans and warnings about roofs and heat. Readers share memories of editors, dances, and daily routines, ending with a glance at exams and campus performances.
Classical and Mozart Records Highlight Victor's Latest Releases
Amone Victors latest classical releases feature Franck and Mozart works. The Cesar Franck Sonata in A Major for violin and piano is praised for expressiveness and restrained virtuosity. Mozart Quintet for Clarinet and Strings in A Major receives high marks for balance and style, with the Budapest String Quartet and Benny Goodman noted. Also reviewed is Mozart Divertimento No. 15 in B flat major conducted by Arthur Fiedler. Single records include Enid Szantho in Erbarme Dich and Feodor Chaliapin selections, plus Victor’s new recordings of The Girl of the Net West songs.
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Amone Victor
Cesar Franck
Jascha Heifetz
Arthur Rubinstein
Wagner
Franck
Budapest
Benny Goodman
Mozart
Budapest String Quartet
Arthur Fiedler
Boston
Koechel
Victor
Richard Burgin
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Europe
Fiedler
Enid Szantho
Alexander Smallens
Michael Rosenker
Miss Szantho
Feodor Chaliapin
Volga
4Ussorgsky
Heartbreak House at Mercury Theatre Delivers Sharp Wit
Orson Welles stars as Captain Acton in Shaw adaptation at Mercury Theatre. Geraldine Fitzgerald as Ellie Dunn appeals, while Nigel Bruce Wise and cast deliver polished performances. The play probes youth seeking real values amid social decay with sharp dialogue and philosophical undercurrents.
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George Bernard Shaw
Mercury Theatre
Shaw
Orson Welles
Mady Christin
Hector Husky
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Ellie Dunn
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