Night Must Fall at Ethel Barrymore Theatre
A review praises Night Must Fall as a psychological study of motive with a sharp departure from courtroom drama. Dame May Whitty and Emlyn Williams deliver powerful, tense scenes as a babyfaced murderer’s scheme unfolds, despite some technical faults.
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Dame May Whitty
Mrs. Bramson
Olivia
Dora
Bell Hop
Danny
Babyface
Communist Party
May Whitty
Emlyn Williams
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Peace Week Idea Debated by Students Across Colleges
Readers comment on Peace Week ranging from praise to criticism. Some favor stronger economic emphasis and ongoing annual events, while others doubt impact or prefer peace metrics like graphic exhibits and cooperation to sustain the initiative.
Barnard Fair appeal urges student cooperation and foresight
An editorial urges Barnard College students to support the upcoming fair as a means to fund and sustain future education. It argues that college existence, libraries, and staff enable intellectual pursuits and that student participation ensures the continuity of education for generations to come.
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Model College
Barnard
Comnearnatte
Barnare Ters
Barnard Bulletin Query column urged for intelligent student responses
The Bulletin asks Barnard students to provide thoughtful opinions to the weekly Query. It notes prior humorous answers lack quality and warns that continued poor responses may end the column, which the board views as valuable for analyzing student views.
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Barnard
Cinema As You Like It at Radio City Music Hall
A reviewer condemns a film adaptation of As You Like It calling the plot flimsy and the staging creaky. Bergner and Olivier receive harsh judgments for their performances while the production is blamed for mediocrity and misdirected acting.
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Radio City Music Hall
Adam
Elizabeth Bergner
Bergner
Rosalind
Laurence Olivier
Orlando
Hamlet
William Shakespeare
Paul Czinner
Bernard Shaw
Music Hall
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Forum Column Expresses Student Views on Ballet and Society
A university forum column presents undergrad perspectives on arts, free expression, and societal roles. It notes tensions between creative discourse and institutional oversight, highlighting diverse student voices and the value of open dialogue on campus.
Barnard student urges new two year science for non majors
A Barnard College junior urges reform of science teaching for non science majors. She argues the present group requirements fail to build broad scientific understanding and proposes a two year curriculum focusing first on life sciences then on chemistry and physics.
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Sore Dopmer
Chenstry
Barnard
A A awards banquet honors multiple sports figures
Last Thursday the A A held a biannual awards tea in the inference room at four o'clock. Margery Ray presided as president and handed out trophies in tennis archery and tennikoit to numerous competitors including Ruth Triggs the archery winner and Carol Kander and Adrienne Macksoud receiving chevrons and numerals for others. The tennis winner was Ruth Triggs with a forthcoming minor B for the final, and semi finalists Elspeth Davies Helen Winselman Ruth Cummings and Deborah Allen received numerals.
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A.A
Margery Ray
Carol Kander
Ruth Triggs
Miro
Adrienne Macksoud
Helen Farquhar
Catherine Niece
Gertrude Smith
Mary Ryan
Annie Weir
Carol Karder
Tennikoit
Elspeth Davies
Helen Winselman
Ruth Cummings
Deborah Allen
Freshman Junior Weekend Plans At Camp For November
A.A. social events announce a Freshman Junior weekend at camp on November twentieth. Sign up opens Friday at 12:15 with Edna Jones leading the student group. Harvest Hop also upcoming with bids at two dollars. posters say it’s the best fall term event.
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Rom
Edna Jones
Unclear basketball class changes stir reader speculation
A fragmented note discusses changes in basketball classes and practice regimes. It mentions F rave and A A Mhave forming a unified play schedule with repeated partners to build familiarity. The piece notes improvements and references Christmas gifts and a side light on the game.
New Gym Terms and A A Announces Secretary
The article notes new gym term classes starting with introductory dance and other activities. It mentions A A has a new secretary, Edwina Dusenberry, 39, handling A A affairs and school connections.
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A.A
Edwina Dusenberry
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