O Keeffe Abstractions and Film Notes Mixed Review
A critical survey discusses Georgia O Keeffe abstracts and a separate cinema piece. It praises her individual floral renderings and monumental iris while noting audience discomfort with elevated abstractions. The film segment highlights performances by Boles Patterson Tracy and Todd with humor and a producer played by Green as a standout.
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Georgia O'Keeffe
New England
Dife
O’keeffe
America
Imay
Aio
Eather
Hamlet
Boles
Pat. Patterson
England
Spencer
Tracy
Thelma Todd
Harry Green
Bottoms Up a Mild Comedy of the Roaring Forties
The film Bottoms Up is described as a mild comedy of the roughhouse variety with a aspirant for cinematic laurels who crashes Hollywood through three adventurers and marries the leading man. It aims to offer a message of hope and a vicarious thrill while relying on broad humor and repeated gags.
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Capitol Theatre
Clark Gable
Mr. Gable
Hollywood
Musical Art Quartet Impresses Capacity Audience
The Musical Art'Quatet and Harry Kaufman delivered a moving chamber performance. The third movement explored the Lydian Mode with energy and beauty, earning enthusiastic audience response and strong praise for the quartet's musicianly interpretation.
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Harry
Kaufman
Juniors Urged to Attend Rehearsals for Junior Show
Marion Greenebaum urges all juniors with parts in the junior show to attend every rehearsal. The chairman emphasizes the short time available for practice.
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Marion Greenebaum
Conference Deliberates Student Governance And Athletics
Delegates propose questions on student publications censorship and intramural versus intercollegiate athletics. The agenda covers funding needs, ROTC status, NRA continuation, and national education policy with discussions led by Dean Gildersleeve and hosted at Washington Square College NYU on April 2–3.
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R.O.T.C
N.R.A
Gildersleeve
Dinnect
Washington Square College
N.Y.U
Dean Advises Alumnae On Use of Leisure
Dean Gildersleeve urges alumnae to use leisure for outdoor activities, handicrafts, fine arts studios, and hobbies. She envisions more unpaid public service and solitude time, while noting Barnard Fine Arts courses and a future term’s events including Brahms Requiem, Moor Born, and a dinner by the Barnard College Club.
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Dean Gildersleeve
War protest group forms at Columbia and plans anti war week
Barnard members of the Peace Committee Against War Diana Campbell Gertrie Epste in Boris Brian Norma Goldstein and Marion Hall met at noon on March 21 and attended the Columbia committee meeting They plan a city wide anti war week from April 6 to 13 marking the WWI entry anniversary A mass demonstration is planned for April 6 with a student strike April 13 and classes may be dismissed for the hour Educational efforts include films and magazines Fight and University Against War Volunteers are urged to contact committee members
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Barnard
P Nent
Columbia
Committee Against War
Diana Campbell
Gertrie Epstein
Boris ‘Brian
Norma Ga ‘Ldstein
Marion Hall
Columbia Committee
Ernia
United States
Fight
University Against
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