Three Plays To Be Presented By Wigs and Cues
Wigs and Cues will stage three plays on Friday night March 22 at 8 30 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. The program features From England to Scotland a fantasy by Helen Feeney 34 directed by Eleanor Schmidt with a student cast led by Helen Lange and Elizabeth Swinton. Two Plus Two Equals Four a satire by Mary Aldis directed by Katherine Horsburgh with Ruth Day Betty Pratt and Janice van der Water in the cast. The Kingdom of Heaven a tragedy by Elizabeth Benson 30 directed by Mary Blake Nicholls with a cast including Sally Dermody Harriet Speyer and Kathleen McGlinchy. Dean Gildersleeve will attend. admission is free.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Barnard
England
Scotland
Helen M. Feeney
Eleanor Schmidt
Joan Geddes
Margaret Snyder
Frances Adams
Elizabeth Swinton
Helen Lange
Lillian Meiselbach
Ann Furman
Elizabeth T. Anderson
Virgina Woods
Laura Miles
Nancy Hendricks
Mary Aldis
Katherine Horsburgh
Helen May
Betty Grant
Janice van der Water
Ruth Day
Betty Pratt
Nancy Crowell
Elizabeth Benson
Mary Blake Nicholls
Adair Brasted
Margaret Braun
Marjorie Ashworth
Sally Dermody
Harriet Speyer
Harriet Curtin
Honora Dalton
St. Clair Baumgartner
Kathleen McGlinchy
Dean Gildersleeve
New Pre Law Club To Hear Gifford
The newly formed Pre Law Club will host a luncheon from 12 to 2 today in Barnard Hall Dean's Dining Room featuring Prof. Joe P. Gifford of Columbia Law School as guest. The event is for club members only with officers Dorothy Botwen and Louise Nosenzo coordinating.
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Barnard ‘Hall
Joe P. Gifford
Columbia Law School
Faculty of Columbia Law School
Dorothy Botwen
Louise Nosenzo
Jane MP Clark
Government Department
German Pianist to Perform at College Tea
German concert pianist George Martin, noted for tours on the continent, will give a recital at the College Parlor during tomorrow's tea on March 20. He is expected to play works by Bach Brahms and other German composers, presented under Auspices of Deutscher Kreis and the Barnard Music Club.
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George Martin
Bach
Brahms
Deutscher Kreis
Barnard Music Club
Journalists Attend Columbia Scholastic Press Convention
High school journalists gathered at McMillin Theatre and John Jay Hall for the Columbia Scholastic Press Convention. Delegates attended clinics and meetings while speakers from the Herald Tribune and Times urged strong editor training and no censorship. The event included panels on economics and journalism and featured performances by the Tookly Symphony Orchestra.
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Columbia
McMillin
John Jayall
Hamilton
Havemeyer
Schermer- Wen
Busness
Columbia Scholastic Press Convention
Winters
Peiding
Tookly Symphony Orchestra
Herald-Tribune
Jaci
Haggard
William Keaskell
New York Herald Tribune
Columbia Press Association
James A. Wechsler
The
Spectator
Alice Olsen Elected Undergrad President In Revote
Grace Chin Lee announced Alice Olsen was elected Athletics Association president for next year after a large vote. Olsen, 36, was active in Student Fellowship, Health and Harvest Hop committees, and served on the A.A. Board. Voting occurred Thursday and Friday in the Conference Room, polls closing at four.
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Alice Olsen
Athletics Association
Miss. Olsen
Grace Chin Lee
Olsen
A.A
Athletic Association
Sally Bright
Alice Corneille
Sally ‘Bright
Undergraduate Association
Jane Eisler
Miss Corneille
Bulletin
Student Council
Representative Assembly
Miss Bright
Debate on Socialized Medicine Divides Three Judges
The Debate Club hosted a session on socialized medicine with Drs. Jane Clark Louise Rosenblatt and Theodore Abel declaring it the unanimous future. Speakers Kathryn Smul and Agnes Leckie argued for and against state financed care noting widespread inadequacy in U S health access and doctor incomes while outlining the Medical League plan.
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United States
Jane Clark
Louise Rosenblatt
Theodore Abel
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Dean
Kathryn Smul
Helen Levi
Agnés Leckie
Edna Fuerth
Medical League For the Socialization of
Agnes Leckie
Leckie
Dr Roderick Marshall Guest At Italian Club Tea
Dr Roderick Marshall author of Italy in English Literature was guest of honor at an Italian Club Tea Friday afternoon. Faculty members and English and Italian department majors attended, including Miss Weeks and Mrs Herr.
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Roderick ‘Marshall
Miss Weeks
Herr
College To Elect Class Presidents
College to elect class presidents for next year with nominations for Senior Junior and Sophomore posts. Senior nominees include Elaine Goltz Charlotte Haverly and Jane Eisler. Junior slate features Irene Lacey Betty Maciver and Jane Craighead. Sophomore candidates Helen Boyle Laura Miles and Constance Friend. Claire Murray Violet Ballance A Irvine Ruth Landesman elected as representatives.
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Elaine Goltz
Charlotte Haverly
Jane Eisler
Miss Goltz
Miss Haverly
Silver Bay
Miss Eisler
Irene Lacey
Betty Maciver
Jane Craighead
Helen Boyle
Laura Miles
Constance Friend
Claire Murray
Violet Ballance
A. Irvine
Ruth Landesman
Atlantic Monthly Editor Talks Books of the Season at McMillin
Edward Weeks editor of The Atlantic Monthly spoke on Books of the Season before McMillin Theatre audience. He discussed collaborating with John Dewey and Charles H. Beard on influential books since 1875, noted translations shapes, and highlighted Maurois and Grand Duchess Marie as foreign picks.
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Atlantic Monthly
McMillin Theatre
Edward Weeks
Mr. Weeks
McMillin
John Dewey
Charles H. Beard
Weeks
Andre Maurois
Grand Duchess Marie
Trotsky
Edith Wharton
Ethan Froome
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Gifford
Catharine Kneeland
A. A
Athletic ‘Association
A.A. Board
Miss Olsen
Dr. Roderick
Marshall
Ted
Belle Martin
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