08 May 1942
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1942
Page
1
Published matter from Barnard College dated in the college year details student paid tuition, the Undergraduate Association interests, and it being mailed as second class matter October 19, 1928 at the New York Post Office. Subscription rate listed at 3 dollars per year.
Maryland establishes the Institute of Foreign Affairs as the first U S university department to study languages history and social customs of Europe and the Orient for foreign service. The program broadens the language department to include Japanese Chinese Russian and Portuguese and adds military history.
Miss Katherine S. Doty of the Occupation Bureau notes few summer jobs in New York City with most openings for permanent roles. Camp counselors, mothers' helpers, and house workers exist but pay is low. office work favors permanent hires. Out of town, openings exist in other states with demand for science majors willing to take permanent positions. use contacts and avoid misrepresenting plans.
Barnard alumna Agnes Cassidy class of 1940 will headline the New York premiere of Blossom Time at the Brooklyn Academy of Music next Monday night. The tour by the Schubert brothers has drawn strong national notices praising her sweet soprano and winsome stage presence amid reports of a successful nationwide run.
Columbia Theater Associates present a four star farce satire on department stores with Gilbert and Sullivan tones and sharp comic numbers. Led by strong performances from Helen Marshall and Ivy Scott, the show blends clever lyrics with memorable musical turns.
The writer reviews Jean Gabin in Moontide as a flawed American debut lacking originality despite his star power. They note his rugged profile against various scenes and compare era influences to pre-Vichy France. Noel Coward's Tonight at Night Thirty is retitled We Were Dancing. Hitchcock's Saboteur is anticipated next.
Barnard Fine Arts presents its third annual student show featuring eight undergraduates. Notable works include Marjorié Wysong’s five oils and Janet Dempsey’s spring-toned landscapes. Other contributors are Marcia Barishman, Mary Williamson, Byrd Wise, June Cannon, Elizabeth Fuller, and Beverly Vernon with various media.
A New Yorker described Agnes Cassidy as Irish by heritage with a beautiful lyric soprano voice. Denver critics praised her, and expectations rise that New York reviewers will follow suit after her six months of nationwide tour.
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