Barnard College Junior Show staged as four plays in one
The 1926 Barnard College Junior Show at Brinckerhoff Theatre presented three performances on February 27 and 28. A musical play inside a Prologue featured characters writing plays, with Sylvia Surut as chairman and Marion Paschal as coach. Cast included Elizabeth Lazar Nancy Miller James Billings Dorothy Quinn Peter Rollands Elizabeth Reynolds Nell Robbers and Helen Williams in scenes at a railroad station and at Café Noir with music by Ruth Coleman Beene and others.
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Barnard College
Sylvia Surut
Marion Paschal
Askam
Keen Kridle
Enen
Elizabeth Lazar
Nancy Miller
Tesé Ehrens
James Billings
Dorothy Quinn
Peter Rollands
Elizabeth Reynolds
Jim
Helen Williams
Mise
Jean Lowry
Leola Conroy
Fleanor
Alice
Emerson Discusses Social Aspect of Health at Barnard
Fern Yates presided at the college assembly on March third as Miss Wayman urged mental moral and physical efficiency. Over one hundred students joined the health week campaign in cooperation with faculty. Miss Wayman urged Barnard to pursue one hundred percent efficiency in daily living and thinking.
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Fern Yates
The
Athletic Association
Miss Wayman
Miss Yates
Barnard
Barnard College
Emmeline Shows Them The Right In Marchbanks Residence
Fragmentary names and phrases describe a salon scene at the Marchbanks residence. Mentions Edith Behrens Frederick Murdock and Dorothy Dowdney among others with scattered fragments that suggest social introductions or a salon gathering.
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George Marchbanks
Marion Joyce Rowena Marchbanks
Edith Behrens
Frederick Murdock
Dorothy Dowdney
Marchbanks
Minealell
Marie Dinkelspiel
Mmeline Occ
Cece
Aes
Florence Braithewaiteria
Frances Ruffner
Hortense Oposnauer Tae
Alma Davis
Keene Elen Ams OE
Geoffrey by Miss Edna Askam in New York Buffon critique
OCR reads like a theater or dance club program listing performers Ruth Friedman Frances Ruffner Katherine Milan Maria Alzamora Estelle Borgenicht Florence Braithwaite Hortense Opeznauer Alma Davis Dorothy Kuhlenberg Helen Williams Ruth Coleman Eleanor Newcomer Helena Jelliffe and committee members including D Elizabeth Lazar Babette Elbmer Sylvia Surut Lyndall Heller Nora Scott Maria Alzamora Mildred Curran Ruth Coleman Shelby Dietrich Frances Ruffner Estelle Stratvia Surat Ruth Corby Dorothy Miner Eleanor Antell Christine Hopkins Barbara Collison Mary Hooke 1938 notes show roles and secretary names with fragmented phrases and mis-spellings.
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Ruth Friedman
Frances Ruffner
Katherine Milan
Maria Alzamora
Estelle Borgenicht
Florence Braithwaite
Hortense Opeznauer
Leola Conroy
Alma Davis
Dorothy Kuhlenberg
Helen Williams
Ruth Coleman
Alice Gouled
Eleanor Newcomer
Elizabeth Reynolds
Helena Jelliffe
Margeret Hatfield
D. Elizabeth Lazar
Babette Elbmer
Sylvia Surutmes
Lyndall Heller
Nora Scott
Nea Maria Alzamora
Mildred Curran
Scot Seert
Rosamond Dermody
Marie Piel
Virginia Ehrman
Ne Hopkins
Orothy Avery
Mary Horwitz
Shelby ‘Dietrich
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Estelle Stratvia Surat
Ruth Corby
Dorothy
Retary
Lillian Stahl
Mary Hooke
Glenn Anders talks to Wigs and Cues Members
Glenn Anders of the cast of They Knew What They Wanted spoke on drama and acting at the Wigs and Cues Tea on Monday March 2 in the College Parlor. He read from The Drama and the Stage and discussed natural expression and fitting into the play. He noted critics often fail to aid lesser actors and shared a backstage gossip incident about a pipe rattling and a halted performance before it resumed.
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Glenn Anders
Anders
Ludwig Lewisohn
Lewisohn
Heaven
Bennett
Health Week at Barnard Highlights Health Education
Health Week at Barnard featured a health poster exhibit, pamphlets, proper shoes, and health charts in the Conference Room. Activities included special health menus, lectures, a pamphlet distribution, a tea and fashion show, and a poster contest with prizes for posture and overall health awareness. Florence Landen won for the poster Aim to Stand Straight, with 13 bronze pins and five Life statues awarded.
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Barnard
Dr. H. Emerson
Florence Landen
Fern Yates
Margaret Goodell
Janet Owen
Constance Dunne
Joyce Butler
Work of Woman's Party Discussed at Forum Luncheon
Miss Mabel Vernon of the Woman's Party spoke at the first Forum Luncheon on March 2 about proposed constitutional amendments granting equal rights to men and women. The discussion covered the party's history after suffrage and its ongoing aim to advance women across all spheres.
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United States
Mabel Vernon
Woman’s Party
Woman's Party
Guggenheim Fellowships Endow 50 Study Abroad Grants
A $3 million endowment by Mr and Mrs Simon Guggenheim funds fifty fellowships for international study. Eligible men and women 25 to 35 may receive about $2,500 annually, with flexible duration up to two or three years. Awards for 1926 27 require notable research or arts ability and no subject or location restrictions. The plan emphasizes knowledge creation and public dissemination under Swarthmore College President Dr Frank Aydelette as American Secretary.
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Simon Guggenheim
John Simon Guggenheim
Frank Aydelette
Swarthmore College
Rhodes Trustees
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Babette Oppenheimer
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Hoettter
Ate
Maria Alzamora Girdaetd
Kestele Borgenicht Bourgeois
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Beene
Montmartre
Aretna
Emerson
Emmeline
Gueata
Geoffrey
Edna Askam
New York Buffon
Parks Ay
Marjorie Parke Roefrey Carson
Alty
Mer
Lal
Mrs. Guggenheim
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