Barnard College Undergraduate Association Bulletin
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students in the interests of the Undergraduate Association.
10 Mar 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students in the interests of the Undergraduate Association.
The document names numerous editorial and staff positions including Editor-In-Chief Madlyn Millner and Associate Editor Gertrude Epstein with a roster of managing editors, news board members, exchange editors, and About Town staff. It lists ages beside several names and includes many women in roles across the organization.
The piece recalls a tangled history of a newsroom glamour born from a credit system and self-importance. It traces a shift from shy, erudite restraint to bold public display, with editors chasing fame through vivid bylines and mail-box hype before losing control of their own image.
Barnard College alumnae announce Gertrude Tonkonogy's Broadway comedy Three Cornered Moon opening March 16 at the Cort Theater with Ruth Gordon and Cecelia Loftus in the cast. Tickets sell for balcony 31.10 and lower seats higher. Barnard class members arrange access via Marian Churchill Virginia Brown Nan Kelsey.
A light musical play with Fred Astaire and Claire Luce at the Schubert features Astaire’s dance, mistaken identity, and a plot revolving around a divorce, with Luce as the romantic lead and Luella Gear alongside in supporting roles. The show employs Astaire’s signature style to endear audiences while presenting a frothy, satire-laced farce.
Three students Constance Smith Jean Rugg and Muriel Hutchinson receive full six week summer session scholarships at the Central School of Speech and Drama affiliated with the University of London. Awards cover study in England including Oxford and London and trips to the Malvern Festival.Smith is a member of Wigs and Cues and chaired the Tanjor Show. Rugg and Hutchinson have taken leading roles in the fall production of Black-Eyed Susans.
Review of Mary Wigman performances highlighting a program of intense movements and diverse pieces. The article praises Wigman’s technical mastery, dramatic gesture, and the impact of choreography such as Song of the World and Lament, noting the artist’s ability to evoke detachment and strong visual patterns.
Professor Shotwell discusses the Lytton Commission findings on Japan and China, noting unity in the League after Japan’s ultimatum. He argues enduring peace requires measuring the interests of both sides and applying the inquiry method to resolve disputes without direct conflict.
The Jewish Student Society of Columbia and the Barnard Menorah Society announce a Purim Party and Dance on Monday March 13 in the John Jay Social Room. Gillette's Orchestra will provide music from 9 PM to 1 AM. Members are invited to attend.
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