Barnard College Student News Names Editorial and Staff
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly paper for the Undergraduate Association during the academic year. May 3 issue lists the editorial board and a full slate of managing editors assistant editors reporters and business staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Margaret Ralph
Beatrice Herman
Thelma Rosengardt
Viola Robinson
Elsa Traunstein
Bessie Bergner
Eleanor Frankel
Ruth Jeanne Bellamy
Anita Jones
Frieda Ginsberg
Bettina Peterson
Beatrice Saqui
Hazel Reisman
Irene Friedman
Dorothy Rasch
Mgr
Sylvia Schweitzer
Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Hilda Brandenstein
Mer
Ruth Levy
Vera Behrin
Roberta Moritzer
Ruth Gelb
Hilda Markwood
Marge Gutnecht
Ethel Geiger
Hope Hemenway
Editorial on Barnard drama and amateur production value
The piece reviews the Admirable Crighton at Barnard College noting the audience draw stayed half full despite positive notices. It suggests Wigs and Cues rethink choices, consider experimental plays, and proposes a production class to deepen theatre study and practical learning.
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Crighton
Solitary card play and a Neighborhood Playhouse review
A reader critiques solitary solitaire games in study rooms and smoking rooms, questioning the habit as a study aid. A separate notice praises the Neighborhood Playhouse performance of Straus Heldenleben and related dances, lauding the ensemble's unity, tone poems, and Roumanian themed movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Playhouse
Irene Lewisohn
Cleveland Orchestra
Mr. Stonkowski
Charles Weidman
Martha Graham
Charles Giffes
George Enseco
Critics Fault Freiburg Passion Play In New York
A reviewer denounces Mr Gest and Mr Lasco for presenting the Freiburg Passion Play in commercial New York staging. The piece is praised for spectacle but criticized for overproduction, weak characterization, and inappropriate adaptation, urging a return to the native concept or a tighter, more focused drama.
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Freiburg
Irreiburg
Gest
Fassnacht
Ruhmhorft
Christ
Judas
Art and music events through May headline New York listings
Etchings from Durer to Old Masters shown at Knoedler and Met Museum Print Room with a broader Modern French display at several galleries. May brings John McCormack at the Hippodrome, Allied Glee Clubs auditions at Madison Square Garden, Edwin Strawbridge at Guild Theatre, Ingeborg Torrup at Hampden Theatre, and the Hampden Passion Play noted as a grand pageant yet modest in spiritual impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrecht Durer
Knoedler
Met
Kennedy
Fifth Ave
Keppel
Durand-Ruel
Neuman
Kleinberger
John McCormack
Hippodrome
Sheila
Allied Glee Clubs of America
Sq. Garden
Edwin Strawbridge
Guild Theatre
Ingeborg Torrup
Hampden Theatre
Notice on Returning Magazines from Bulletin Board
Borrowers of the magazines Labor News and The Labor Defender are urged to return them immediately from the Iextra-Manual Bulletin Board opposite the mail. The college must obtain permission from the Social Science Forum before borrowing any item from the Bulletin Board.
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Labor News
Labor Defender
Social Science Forum
Central Ice-Cooled Fountain Rebuilt With Brass Piping
The Main Building’s ice cooled drinking fountain system was rebuilt with brass piping after years of rusting made it unsatisfactory. Temporary coolers on the second and third floors have been removed.
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Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
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Idhitor
Bulletin
B. S. Tunings
Mgr. Gest
Tineburg
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