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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
5
A bustling New Faces style revue showcases a slate of youthful performers from Nancy Hamilton to James Shelton, with varied sketches spanning New York satire to Red Russia. The dancing ranges from Russian folk to Clifton Webb-Tamara influences, delivering fresh vitality despite uneven pacing and occasional overreach.
A large crowd attended Menuhin's final concert of the season in Cammesic Hall on Sunday night. The young prodigy performed featured works including the Adelaide Concerto by Mozart as a tribute to the era, with critics noting the piece’s stylistic echoes of mid eighteenth century classical form. The audience praised his mastery and promise, as commentators debated the origins and influences of the young pianist's interpretations.
Young American pianist Ray Lev winner of the Matthau scholarship recently returned from England gave her first New York recital. Her program featured Bach Busoni Organ Toccata Brahms Intermezzi Chopin Fantasie Rav el Sonatine Liszt Mephisto Waltz with luminous tone and technical control. The audience demanded encores as critics praised her warmth legato and poised artistry.
The American Political Economy Club is formed in New York with Professor Maciver as President and Dr. Gayer as Executive Secretary. Membership will include economists beyond Columbia and New York residents, limited to 35 to 40 members, and optics include faculty from the University in Exile and Rockefeller-linked scholars.
The Musicale Music Club held a program in Brooks Hall with Mozart, Grieg, Kreisler, Bach, and operatic selections by Helen Feeney and Charlotte Boykin. Faculty members Miss McBride and Miss Castellano attended. Coffee followed. a future officers election and a joint musicale with the Newman Club and the Pius X Choir were announced.
On Tuesday March 27 at noon, girls may sign a numbered list to receive a loan check. Checks for Tuesday night and for holiday books are distributed at 12:00 at the Loan Desk. Signups occur between 8:45 and 11:30 Wednesday morning. checks are issued then and no reservations after 11:30. Reserve books distributed at 12:00 Wednesday March 28 for the Eastern Holidays.
Tickets for the Greek Games go on sale in Miss Weeks' office from March 19 to March 28. Freshmen pay 1.00, sophomores 1.00, juniors and seniors 1.25, all classes 1.00 for the first two days, with a second ticket available March 27-28. After March 28 tickets rise to 2.00 for alumnae and outsiders.
Miss Finan invites the college to attend the badminton finals at noon showcasing Betty Maciver against the Stein McKenna winner in a lively match.
Monday night’s performance of the play They Shall Not Die is a benefit for the Scottsboro prisoners. The National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners sponsors the event with tickets available at the Royale Theatre and 156 Fifth Avenue.
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