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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly student publication run by the Undergraduate Association. The note lists Marjorie Allen class of 1937 as a contributor or writer.
Editorial notes the Columbia Sun Dial gathering at noon on 116th Street opposite the old library to commemorate armistice day. It praises cross faction cooperation among groups like the American League against War and Fascism, NSL, LID, War Resisters League, and Barnard Peace Committee.
A Barnard Bulletin note admits a mistaken belief that a long running column titled As It Happens existed and was read. It cites a reader Miss Schaeffer proposing a weekly rambly humorous piece and invites her to take over, hinting at broader student engagement and McGoldrick election context.
Review of Noel Coward's Conversation Piece at the 44th Street Theatre notes it as a frothy but uneven piece with charm and wit. Yvonne Printemps shines, delivering buoyant performance and songs that blend with the mood. The plot follows a Parisian woman and a French nobleman amid Brighton 1811 setting, with a French denouement and mixed audience reaction.
A local column discusses Gertrude Stein’s Friday night talk at McMit tin Theatre, noting crowd size and the author’s unconventional language. It explains Stein’s shift from Making of Americans to Tender Buttons, repetition as rhythm, and the move away from standard grammar to express experience and perception.
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