24 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references Frora GINSBURG and PONCHELET with scattered terms like Evelyn Hoole and RuBINSTEIN. No coherent event or context emerges. Preserve as readable fragment noting multiple proper nouns without dates or actions.
The mid April legislative conference at Columbia unites colleges and graduate schools to discuss democracy, security, religion, minorities, foreign affairs, and education. Sessions seek broad campus representation, fostering intelligent debate and a unified university stance for ongoing action.
A college student in residence halls endures tarnished reputation after an embarrassing Saturday night incident. She attended a birthday party in a childlike outfit with a barefooted escort, sparking dormitory gossip and bets on his attire. She and friends defend her by quoting Shakespeare as the episode becomes a cautionary tale.
A Barnard Hall poster mocks Russian influence on Columbia students and mocks Congress. The piece notes Dr Dies' alleged bias and questions how Moscow ideas shape coursework amid campus chatter quoting readers and professors.
Bluebird and Decca swing era offerings showcase Artie Shaw and Tommy Dorsey with vocals by Helen Forrest and others. Highlights include Shaw’s Delightful Delirium and I M'ant My Share of Love, Dorsey’s Never Mind and I’m So Weary of It All, plus Symphonies in Riffs and Shorty George. Waller and Goodman receive mixed reviews for vocal presence though piano remains strong. overall, the critics note strong playing but vocal issues detract from some records.
W G Van Schmus lists major upcoming motion pictures at Radio City including Love Affair with Irene Dunne and Charles Bowers, The Theory of Vernon and Peng Castle, Dark Victory with Bette Davis, and Wuthering Heights. Albert Spalding and Gast sado join Brahms concerto for violin with Philharmonic Sun Orchestra under John Bard Carnegie Hall.
The Ballet Russe finished its Metropolitan Opera House run with matinee showings of Coppelia The Bluebird and Galle Parisienne. Alexandra Danilova impressed as the heroine while Micia Markova and Roland Guerard dazzled in The Bluebird. Massine Slavenska and the can can climax the program, evoking sparkling color and movement.
The Knoedler Gallery at 14 Fast 57 Street hosts its fourteenth annual show of engravings etchings and woodcuts from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Notable works include Durer Cranach Holbein Mantenga and van Leyden with the Flemish Benson triptych side panels and a Saint Magdalen legend painting by an unknown master.
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