08 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
1
Barnard College issues a semi weekly bulletin during the academic year by the Undergraduate Association. The notice is published for students and is listed under the Middle Atlantic States association activities.
Editorial notes 200 undergraduates traveled to Albany to oppose the Nunan Bill, arguing it threatens liberalism and intelligence in everyday life. It suggests lawmakers may hear or dismiss them, urging firm action or risk strengthening radicalism through stubbornness.
A satirical meditation on a supposed epidemic of writers dying from conscience. The piece parodies fear, guilt, and public exposure, arguing that authors face moral peril as they reveal inner thoughts to readers.
Review notes the Tow? Majestic Theatre hosts Moscow Art Players under S Herok presenting a pantomime oriented company led by Michel Chekhov. Emphasizes group movement and makeup mastery, with English synopsis and varied performances including Alma Mater and Errante. Balanchine named Maitre de Ballet. Harmati conducts.
The Adelphi Theatre presents a new American Ballet company offering a continuous dance program in New York. The piece contrasts past solo Sunday recitals at the Guild Theatre with a national adaptation of European ballet company works. The crew seeks audience support and spirited enthusiasm from Monday crowds.
Caroline Chew the only woman Chinese dancer in America appeared in a solo recital at Town Hall Friday. Born in San Francisco and a Mills College graduate, she studied with Kreutzberg Stuart Biggerstaff Ito and Chow Ming. Her program fused Oriental dances with modern pieces, achieving notable poise and subtle control in traditional numbers, while critics urged crisper focus in the modern selections.
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