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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
1
Barnard College student produced bulletin circulated by the Undergraduate Association with second class mail status entered October 19, 1928. Subscription is $3.00 per year or 10 cents per copy.
The 1941 issue lists roles for Editor in Chief Patricia Illingworth Managing Editors Rita Roher Ellen Hammer About Town Editor Marjorie Lawson Advertising Manager Mildred Kolodny Circulation Manager Elizabeth Haithwaite Photography Editor and various board members and staff across news business and associate sections with names and class years.
The article praises Friendship House for helping six thousand refugees from over twenty six nations feel at home in America. Barnard students volunteer to assist, with college lectures addressing tolerence and mutual aid. The piece urges ongoing support to foster understanding and peace among nations.
Miss Latham's playwriting class students present original plays in a workshop for British War Relief. Proceeds support the relief drive and showcase student energy and initiative for Barnard's extracurricular spirit. Performances occur April 8 during assembly hour with encouragement for full attendance.
A departing column ends with a night of intoxicated writing and moonlit imagery. The editors Helen Rudd, Owen Harris Jr., and Sue Whitsett close their era with a farewell epitaph to readers as dawn nears.
The reviewer recalls a late arrival at the Paramount screening of Nice Girl? featuring Deanna Durbin, Fran Chot Tone, and Robert Stack. Amid a long program of acts the film’s plot centers on Durbin’s character a “nice girl” navigating love and misunderstandings before a national defense interruption. Brennan and Ben chalice strong supporting turns while the critic admits delight despite objectivity lost.
A survey of college courses from Harvard Anthropology 15A to Polytech’s lone student Maligned roles in mechanical drawing. Reports on UC older masters, Vassar food plans, and draft anxieties. Also a film adaptation of Rage in Heaven with Montgom ery and Bergman receives brisk review.
The Fifth Avenue Playhouse launches the first Charlie Chaplin Festival on Thursday April 3 featuring six famous shorts as a feature cavalcade. A second six Chaplin shorts with Edna Purviance and Eric Campbell will follow, newly printed with synchronized scores.
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