Subscriptions Set At S400 Per Seat For Leaders
Susan Greenfield and Mary R. Varney head the listing with Phyllis S. Banfield and Barbara P. Clarke noted among subscribers paying S400 per seat for the upcoming season.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1960
Page
1
Susan Greenfield and Mary R. Varney head the listing with Phyllis S. Banfield and Barbara P. Clarke noted among subscribers paying S400 per seat for the upcoming season.
Barnard proposes a dual advisory system to manage growing class sizes. Incoming classes would be split A through L with one advisor and M through Z with another, giving each student more time for instruction and counseling. Advisors would handle essential processing yet remain available for major guidance, especially in freshman and sophomore years.
A New York Paris Theatre program previews Moliere's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme in a limited three week film engagement. The piece, timeless satire of a crude bourgeois, features a star-studded cast from the Comedie Francaise and praises the film version for enhanced stage technique and wit.
A vivid Technicolor look at the Newport Jazz Festival blending performance with festival scenes. The film follows musicians like Louis Armstrong Thelonious Monk George Shearing quintet Gerry Mulligan and Big Maybelle, plus audience moments and even the America’s Cup races.
The long awaited U S premiere of Hector Berlioz Beatrice and Benedict two act opera comique will be presented in concert form at Carnegie Hall by Thomas Sherman and The Little Orchestra Society. Soprano Tene Jordan and tenor Michel Senechal lead the title roles in the New York subscription season closer and its Berlioz last composition.
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