Webster Tells Majors How It All Started
Margaret Webster, a leading Shakespearean producer, spoke to English majors in the College Parlor about her path into theater. She recalled early training, work with Sir Phillip Ben Greet, a move to America, and her 1986 first production Richard III, emphasizing imagination, verse, and giving souls to characters.
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Margaret Webster
America
Miss Webster
Shakespeare
Ben Webster
Dame May Witty
England
Sir Phillip Ben Greet
Repertoir Players
London
Billy Rose
Orchestra Presents Spring Concert at Columbia University
The Columbia University Orchestra with guest conductor Rudolph Thomas will perform on Saturday March 17 at 8 30 p m in MacMillan Theatre. Selections include Rossini Scala di seta Bar ber Adagio for String Mendelssohn Italian Symphony Mussorg sky Prelude to The Princess Khovantsky Wagner Siegfried Idyl and Strauss Waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier. Admission cards available from the Music Department Journalism Hall and Barnard Hall.
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Columbia University Orchestra
MacMillin Theatre
Rudolph Thomas
Herbert Dittler
G. Rossini
Samuel Barber
F. Mendelssohn
M. Moussorgsky
Siegfried
R. Wagner
der Rosenkavalier
R. Strauss
Journalism
Barnard Hall
Letter from RAF officer thanks Barnard knitters
Flight Officer C. F. Helland of the RAF sends thanks for knitted helmet and scarf from Barnard College Workshop. Sally Ferris notes the workshop remains open 12 to 1 in Barnard Hall and expresses hope for lasting friendship between service members and civilians after the war.
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C. F. Helland
RAF
Barnard
Britain
Bulletin
Sally Ferris
National Service
Barnard Hall
Air Force
C. F. Holland
Classics Club Slides On Greece Premiere
Dr and Mrs C H Young present slides titled Snowpeaks and Spring Flowers in Central Greece at a Classical Club meeting. Prof Young, emeritus Greek professor and former Columbia Latin chair, shows travel images. Meeting tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. open to the college.
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C. H. Young
Greece
Young
Columbia
Newman Club to Stage Spring The theater Party
The Newman Club invites members to a spring theater party on Sunday evening March 25 at 8 30 p m The new Lenten play of the Blackfriars Guild titled Simons Wife will be performed Tickets cost 90 cents and 1 20 and may be obtained from Annette Auld 45 president of the club interested attendees should contact Miss Auld via Student Mail
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Newman Club
Blackfriar’s Guild
Simon
Annette Auld
Miss Auld
WACgers All Out for Old Clothing Drive
War Activities Committee at Barnard sponsors a clothing drive March 12 to April 9 as part of a UNRRA effort to ship 120 million pounds of old clothing to Europe. Ruth Maier 46 chairs the drive with Georgia Rubin 47 as vice chair. Boxes will be placed in Jake and in the Residence Halls kitchenette for contributions.
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War Activities Committee
Barnard
UNRRA
Europe
Ruth Maier
WAC
Georgia Rubin
National Service Committee
Jake
Maier
Hoffherr to Speak For UNIC Series
Professor Fred eric G Hoffherr chairs the French Department and will discuss the French Resistance Movement at an International Relations Club meeting in cooperation with the UNIC series. The UNIC radio program from 3 00 to 3 30 will feature Hoffherr and Dr Eugene Golub with student representatives.
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Frederic G. Hoffherr
UNIC
Hoffherr
Eugene Golub
History Department
Columbia
Golub
France
South Hall
Jake
Barnard
Brooks
United Nations Information Organization
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
UNIO
British Commonwealth of Nations
Hope Simon
Barnard Hosts Debate With Middlebury on Treaties
Barnard College and Middlebury College debated treaty ratification on March 9 4:30 in College Parlor with Dr Elizabeth B Hinckly Barnard speaker and Ruth Edmonds club president noting a library shelf for medical school catalogues The debate featured Nancy Rathgate Peggy Armstrong Betty Jayne Smith Helen Coupe arguing for and against a 2 3 Senate rule and six proposed alternatives climaxing with support for joint majority in Congress and 89 percent treaty ratification rate.
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Elizabeth B. Hinckly
Barnard
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hinckly
Ruth Edmonds
Middlebury
Nancy Rathgate
Peggy Armstrong
Betty Jayne Smith
Helen Coupe
Miss Rathgate
Senate
Miss Coupe
Miss Armstrong
House
Congress
Miss Smith
Machlup to Speak on Internat Cartels at College Series
Dr. Fritz Machlup, now at the University of Buffalo, will open six meetings on international cartels tonight at eight in 308 Fayerweather under the Institute of Arts and Sciences. His background spans Europe and America in business and academia. He became acquainted with cartels through his work as economic adviser to the Alien Property Custodian during the U S confiscation of alien property.
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Fritz Machlup
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Fayerweather
Machlup
University of Buffalo
Europe
America
United States
Wayman Succeeds as Head of Physical Education
Miss Margaret Holland will succeed Prof Wayman as head of the Physical Education department. Holland, named Assistant Professor last year, has taught most sports and advised Camp and Folk Dance committees.
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Wayman
Margaret Holland
Profesor Holland
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