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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
4
The Play Committee and Wigs and Cues announce Green Stockings a comedy by A E W Mason as the spring production. Rae Levi coaches the play and urges every girl in college to support the venture to ensure its success and stave off financial trouble.
A Sunday benefit event at 4 p m features The Squealer a one act play by Mary Foster Barber 18 with a Cesar Francke Sonata and a Joan Peters 17 Monologue plus Be It Known by These Presents a one act farce by Edith P Morgan 17 Tickets 25c available from Lucille Taylor 17 Marian Strauch 17 Kate Wainwright 717 Ted Skinner 19 or at the door Proceeds aid the Belgian Commune at Liège and surgical dressing materials.
The German clubs present the erigine of this rippling comedy on Saturday March 24 at 2 PM with a performance by William Gillette in the role. Subscription tickets are $1 for outsiders 90 cents for undergraduates. Information and ticket details available at bulletin boards.
The Socialist Club in the Theater on March 15 heard Professor Montague discuss War and Preparedness. He challenged the notion that war is purely capitalist and urged a broad view of the socialist ideal, preferring neutrality and a league for peace while supporting nonmilitary preparedness.
The bulletin lists April events for undergraduate elections with nominees and votes for president and club officers. It notes planning ahead to finish class elections by May 1, avoiding May rush, and invites organization presidents to suggest changes to BEATRICE Law NDEs.
The notice lists pay days on Tuesday April 16 and on Wednesday April 10. It asks recipients to plan accordingly and directs staff to ensure timely processing of wages.
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