Jones Delivers a Vaunted Othello at Martinique Theatre
James Earl Jones gives a flawless Othello in the Martinique Theatre production with vivid delivery of lines like Yet she must die and Put out the light. Flora Elkins as Desdemona appears flat, while Mitchell Ryan’s Iago shines in wit and motive hints. The cast’s weaker notes balance with Jones’s guiding presence.
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James Earl Jones
Martinique
Moor
Mr. Jones
Desdemona
Flora Elkins
Miss Elkins
Mitchell Ryan
Iago
Coleridge
Omission of British Civilization Dept in student reps
Letter writer expresses concern that the British Civilization Department is not listed among student departmental representatives for majors. He argues the department supports broad study in history English literature government and economics and offers to provide information via student mail.
A Flawless Performance Or A Flawed Ad? Typically April Debate
A fragment suggests a discussion about a Typically April promotional performance with questions about its flaws. The note hints at strong enthusiasm from fans yet acknowledges imperfections in the show.
Theatre Workshop Announces Six-Week Vacation Program
Barnard Theatre Arts partners with Minor Latham Playhouse for a July 6 to August 13 session offering body movement voice and acting courses. Miss Stafford leads acting, auditions set for March 22 23, thirty apprentices to the eight member resident company.
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Kenneth Jones
Minor Latham Playhouse
Miss Stafford
V.c School
Bristol
England
Theatre Arts
United States
Canada
Barnard
Bulletin Board submission deadlines and contacts
Notices for Bulletin Board items must be submitted by Thursday for Monday publication and by Tuesday at noon for Thursday. No entry accepted after 5 p.m. on those days. Submit via the Bulletin mailbox on Jake or call UN 5-4000 ext 719.
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Jake
Response to Jane Menes letter on Malcolm X assassination
Letter-writer rebuts Miss Menes Feb 25 Bulletin piece arguing Malcolm X's death stems from his own extremist milieu and values. The note contrasts Kennedy's assassination as contextually different and notes Oswald’s frustration as a separate factor.
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Bulletin
Jane Menes
Malcolm X
Malcolm
Oswald
Malcom X
Trivial King Emerges From Columbia College Contest
Stephen Handzo 65C won Columbia College trivia contest held March 1 with 15 contestants. Runners up were Billy Heinbach 67C and Arthur Steinberg 68C. Edwin Goodgold introduced the event and defined trivia as oral pop art, a term linked to Professor Peter Shaw.
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Stephen Handzo
Columbia College
Billy Heinbach
Arthur Steinberg
Edwin Goodgold
Spectator
Peter Shaw
Columbia English Department
New York colleges consider citywide humor magazine
Michael Krawetz of New York University and Barnard’s Jane Ginsberg plan an all city college humor magazine. They aim for 25 000 circulation, 40 page issues, financed by ads, with first issue planned by April. NYU won’t provide facilities. headquarters are not yet established.
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Jester
Columbia
New York City
Michael Krawetz
New York University
Jane Ginsberg
Mr. Krawetz
Barnard
Miss Ginsberg
N.Y.U
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