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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1947

Page

4

English Class Stages Authentic Shakespeare Play King John

The English 61 class under Prof. Minor W. Latham prepares King John with no backdrops in Milbank basement, using inner and outer stages. Joyce Sentner leads as student director. Mary Sultzer assists. Cast includes Matie Tillich, Peggy McKay, Kay Schwindt, Constance Collins, Bernice Fiering, and many others with production staff and costume team.

Minor W. Latham American Studies Room Milbank Miss Latham Joyce Sentner Mary Sultzer Martha Howe Patty O’reilly Matie Tillich John Peggy McKay Constance Kay Schwindt Constance Collins Arthur Bernice Fiering Blanche Hubert Rosalie Joseph Lewis Rita Graham France Nancy Quint Lady Faulconbridge Isabelle Berkeley Lord Faulconbridge Mary Limpert Gloria Hillman Chatillon Pat Hnida Pandulph Eleanor Front Elinor Ruth Musicant Salisbury Helen Fredericks Austria Florence Fox Lord Pembroke Patricia Howley Joan Lance Barbara Davis Betty Jo Dornberger

Columbia Players Set to Stage The Skin of Our Teeth

The Columbia University Players announce their second production of the year The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder. performances run December 10 to 13 in Branders Matthews Theatre under Joseph O Reilly with Preston Munter directing. Casting opens now seeking volunteers for business publicity production and acting roles. contact General Manager 409 John Jay Hall. Tickets go on sale November 13 priced 120 dollars for Wednesday Thursday shows and 150 dollars for Friday Saturday shows.

Columbia University Players Branders Matthews Theatre Joseph O’reilly Preston Munter Barnard John Jay Hall

Electre Presented By The French Club

The annual French Club play Electre will be performed February 19 and 20 directed by Madame Eve Daniel who also directed last year's show. Principal roles include Electre Vera Henri Clytemnestre Simone Paquet Egisthe Maud Hopkins Oreste Suzanne Rufenacht le President Mona Thelander Agathe Gloria Coll le merchant Simone Dreyfus le jardinier Betty Rubinstein.

Electre Madame Eve Daniel Vera Henri Clytemnestre Simone Paquet Egisthe Maud Hopkins Oreste Suzanne Rufenacht le President Mona Thelander Agathe Gloria Coll le Merchant Simone Dreyfus le Jardinier Betty Rubinstein

Letter to the Editor on the Un American Affairs Committee

Joan Sanger argues the House Committee on Un American Affairs led by Parnell Thomas conducts undemocratic smear campaigns against labor unions and public figures. The letter asserts constitutional violations and threatens civil liberties, urging scrutiny of the committee and its hearings.

Washington Parnell Thomas House Committee On UN Roosevelt Wendell Wilkie Henry L. Stimson Frances Perkins Harold Ickes Henry Wallace Francis Biddle Robert Jackson Dies’ Committee House Committee of UN Gerhardt Hans Eisler Leon Josephson Eugene Dennis Congress Thomas Eric Johnston Motion Picture Association of America Pepper Congressional House Committee On Un-American Affairs Joan Sanger

Marty Muse and the cat that shredded her paper

Martha Muse a former history major turned philosopher discusses books sports and animals with emphasis on tennis and swimming She says cats have minds of their own and cannot be forced The interview features Misty a high voltage Persian kitten shredding her term paper while Muse is questioned about politics and retreats to the bathroom.

Marty Misty Mary

Celebration Plans for International Student Day Observed

A committee with University reps plans a noon November 21 McMillin Theater meeting to mark International Student Day. A subsequent gathering will feature music folk dance and social dancing with campus and foreign groups. Since 1941 November 17 is the official International Student Day in memory of 145 Czech students shot in Prague by the Gestapo in 1939.

McMillin Theater Prague Gestapo

Rabbi Kertzer to Talk Thurs at Park Avenue Chapel

Rabbi Morris N. Kertzer, assistant rabbi of the Park Avenue Synagogue, will speak Thursday in the Chapel on An Army Chaplain Looks at the Peace. A wartime army chaplain, he served at Anzio, entered Rome first, earned the Bronze Star, and wrote With an H on my Dog Tag. He lectures widely after travels in Europe, Africa, and Asia. Professor Powell Dawley of General Theological Seminary is scheduled to speak November 20. topic not announced.

Morris N. Kertzer Park Avenue Rabbi Kertzer Anzio Rome Kertzer Europe Africa Asia Palestine Powell Dawley General Theological Seminary

To Hear Rabbi Block At Menorah Meeting

The third talk in a series on A Modern Concept of God and Prayer will be given today by Rabbi Asher Block at 4 40 in Earl Hall. Next Monday Barnard Hall hosts Elsie Elfenbein of NCJW speaking on Jews and a Progressive Democracy. Two study groups on Judaism and Current Problems of the Jews meet 7 30 Tuesday and 2 00 Thursday afternoons.

Asher Block Earl Hall Barnard Hall Elsie Elfenbein National Council of Jewish Women

Hold Coffee Dance Nov 14 in Earl Hall

Barnard Hall Social Committee announces another Coffee Dance to be held Friday November 14 in Earl Hall from 4 to 7 PM. Open to the entire college with only 100 tickets available at 30 cents each. sales on Jake Tuesday November 11 at 12. ticket holds exist for those who lined up previously. Fraternities are invited and men receive direct invitations.

Barnard Hall Earl Hall Jake Joan Abbrancati

Ski Club Seeks Barnard Branch and Recruits

The Columbia Ski Club seeks Barnard members to form a Barnard chapter. One or two Barnard girls will join the executive committee and attend board meetings. Interested parties should contact Bob Burley at 810 Livingston Hall before November 20. Several December skiing trips are planned.

Columbia Ski Club Barnard Barnard Irls Columbia Bob Burley Livingston Hall

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