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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1965
Page
1
Letters discuss past dorm art show mishaps and sentimental value of artwork. A Junior Representative to Dorm Exec calls for an all junior class overall orientation chairman, with a meeting in Barnard to consider including 616 residents and electing from the full junior class.
The Columbia Festival of the Arts presents seven to fifteen student produced short films on April 10 at 7 30 p m in Wollman Auditorium. Films emphasize artistic expression with experimental techniques and sound design. Occurrence at Owl Bridge from last year will be shown, with potential Filmmakers of Columbia participation for this year's program.
The new Focus presents a quasi anti Neodadaism movement with a mock manifesto and several pieces. Rhea Jacobs delivers a Pound influenced poem mocking protest poetry while Pop poems mix satire and wit. Marjorie Wood’s Swiss Catholic girls’ school story stands out. The issue blends art and poetry with diverse pieces and three nude studies.
Wigs & Cues will present The Adding Machine next week at Minor Latham Playhouse with opening night Thursday March 18 at 8 30. Anne Nagy notes the satire on business and automation as Mr Zero is replaced by a calculating machine on the boss’s pay raise day. The cast includes Larry Stern Edwina Cruise Susan Davenport Michael Feingold Antonia Hess Lisa Lyman Stephen Rudnicki Connie Cooper Bob Kline Debbie Shein Barbara Goll Linda Rein with Bonnie Prandato as stage manager and Caroline Brancato as choreographer. Tickets cost 1 50 and go on sale Monday at Jake and the Playhouse.
Charles Weidman, a pioneer of American modern dance, teaches his piece Bargain Counter to Barnard's modern dance group directed by Mrs Janet Soraz. The work, a slapstick hat sale scene, debuts at Minor Latham Theatre with performances on April 22 and 23.
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