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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1967

Page

2

The Medium at Minor Latham Playhouse Review

Gan Carlo Menoetti's The Medium opened at Columbia's Minor Latham Playhouse to a sparse audience yet earned praise for Muriel Birkhead as Mme Flora and for Menotti like music. Ellen Shulman notes Bernard's Resident Theater Company busy with student workshops and upcoming productions including Euripides Trojan Women and A Girl by the Sea, while also reviewing The Impoverished Students' Book of Cookery.

Rachel Val Cohen Gan Carlo Menoetti Columbia Latham Playhouse Mme Flora Muriel Birkhead Czar Bofis Gian-Carlo Menotti Ellen Shulman Bernard Minor Latham Playhouse Euripides Richard Tucker Ronald Pace Rosenberg

Barnard Dance Concert Preview Highlights Barnard program

Barbara Pines outlines Barnard Dance Concert featuring four-person jazz work, avant-garde pieces set to Beatles, Sinatra, Babbitt, and a baroque pantomime with Epstein Variations. Judith Willis choreographs a centerpiece dance commissioned for the show. Admission is free for May 5 and 6 at Minor Latham Playhouse.

Barbara Pines Beatles Frank Sinatra Milton Babbitt Barnard Epstein Murray Klavier-Kitzler The New York Times New York Judith Willis Recreation and Athletic Association Columbia Minor Latham Playhouse

Limericks Irish Restaurant on Second Avenue in NYC

An article extols Limericks on Second Avenue and Thirty-First Street in Midtown Manhattan. It details an atmosphere of Irish charm with brick walls arched doorways and English leather scent, a classic Irish bartender and reasonably priced drinks. The menu features shrimp cocktail chicken liver mushrooms Irish Stew Steak and Kidney Pie Spare Ribs Prawns and Steak and Lobster Chunks with house dressing and desserts. Irish Mist liqueur and Irish Coffee offer after dinner options. The piece highlights value and lasting conversational ambiance.

Old Ireland Limericks Second Avenue Thirty-first Street Midtown Manhattan MacDougal Street Ireland

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Trojan Women Jeff Jay F. Rosenberg Doubleday & Co Adolph Mr. Rosenberg V. Sladen By Susan Conway Toni Savage Diane Yamaguchi By Ellen Horwin Susan Rosen
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