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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1934
Page
1
The Barnard Quarterly plans a new, more ambitious editorial direction under editor-elect Miss Kane. A broader staff from lowerclassmen and majors is sought to produce a livelier biannual issue with substantive, varied content reflecting the college and city scene.
A 1940s Music Hall review savors Bing Crosby on screen with Miss Carole Lombard in a lighthearted shipwreck tale. Droopy bears, island antics, and melodies anchor the spoofed glamour as Crosby’s character navigates love, nature, and a humorous reversal of social status. Burns and Allen and Ethel Merman standouts augment the cast amid cartoons and travelogues.
Olin Downes presents Madame Matzenauer with the Smith College String Orchestra and Ballet in a program of early seventeenth century opera and ballet. She opens with arias from three operas displaying vocal power and dramatic impersonation, including Dido from Purcell. The Cantate Pantomime of Monteverdi and a Tancred and Clorinda ballet feature Edith Barnett and Samuel Eliot Jr., with the Smith College dancers performing the accompanying dances.
The Forum column argues Barnard and Columbia University must present a united anti war front. It cites the Permanent Committee as university wide and highlights past actions and achievements including conferences publications rallies and Skillful coordination across Barnard College Union Theological Seminary and other schools. The piece rejects isolating Barnard and stresses broad unity to oppose war and notes a healthy budget with a surplus from Tag Day.
The Episcopal Clubs of Barnard and Columbia hosted a four to six tea in the College Parlor honoring the Newman Club. Mrs. Baldwin and Gertrude Lally presided. Josephine Diggles and Edith Beckler received guests while Ruth Olsen Margery Smith and Ruth Bedford served.
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