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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
1
A local bulletin states the date November 7 will not be listed because Election Day takes precedence. Officials advise residents to check alternate notices for schedule changes and polling details.
The editorial argues for minority representation in the City Council and urges a vote for Amos Basel, Liberal candidate, in the Councilman-at-Large race. It critiques the limited ballot choice and notes Democrats hold most seats while urging Basel as the viable minority option.
Columbia Players present Deathwatch by Jean Genet from November 7 to 10 at Wollman Theatre. The program notes Genet as a major French writer. his works The Balcony and The Blacks highlight his stature and enduring appeal. Born an illegitimate child in France, Genet's life shaped his stark, mordant drama.
The Filmmakers of Columbia present Phillip Lopate’s The Saint at the Crossroads and Frederico Fellini’s Il Bidone as a double premiere this week at McMillin Theatre. The programs run Thursday evenings at 8:30 with proceeds funding future productions. The Saint at the Crossroads stars Richard Alba Hildy Fuss and Leonard Lopate with Mitch Hall, shot around Columbia University including Broadway Riverside Park and John Jay dining room. Fellini’s Il Bidone stars Brod erick Crawford Guilietta Massina and Richard Basehart and has not been shown in New York before. Films are described as quality selections and admission is 75 cents with a Columbia ID.
The Cubiculum bedroom from Boscoreale returns to public view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Thursday October 31. Once buried for 18 centuries under Vesuvius ash near Pompeii its wall paintings rank among ancient art’s masterworks and it is now shown in the Main Hall beside the first Roman Gallery. The re installation is part of the museum Building program restoring galleries.
Mrs Galland a longtime Alexandria civic leader and League of Women Voters activist announces candidacy for the Virginia House of Delegates. She describes a career starting in 1951, outlining voter services work, party roles, and local civic organizing, with desegregation as a defining issue in Alexandria’s 1950s politics.
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