Try-Out Plays Show Good Material in Freshman Theater
Read about Brinckerhoff Theatre Friday afternoon November 4 showing freshman plays Wigs and Cues O o me Thumb and The Faraway Princess. Reviews praise staging and costuming while noting weak male casting and variable acting though Beatrice Elfenbein Thelma Rosengardt Eleanor Rich and others receive praise for Princess Maid and comic bits.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Deborah Tlen
Myra Kanter
Madame
Dorothy Hallock
Con Meing
Beatrice Elfenbein
Thelma Rosengardt
Helen Felstiner
Eleanor Rich
Russia Is a Fertile Field for Research Says History Club
The History Club opened its season with a meeting on Russia. Professor Jesse D. Clarkson and Miss Milly Griffiths spoke of Soviet experiences this summer, noting rich opportunities for historical research in libraries museums and galleries. They praised museum administration and the rapid growth of Moscow libraries but warned of Marxist-only teaching in schools and universities.
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History Club
Russia
Jesse D. Clarkson
History Department
City College
Milly Griffiths
Barnard
Soviet Union
Dr. Clarkson
Moscow
Clarkson
M. Lunacharsky
West
Barnard 1920s Student Fellowship Drive Seeks Fellows
Barnard launches the Student Fellowship Drive to fund a year abroad for a graduate and to bring a foreign student here. Funds support field choice and study of social, economic, and political life. letters from awarded graduates appear in the Bulletin. Also: Cercle Francais hosts M. Andre Maurois, famed author, in a large club meeting discussing self expression and inspiration in writing.
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Barnard
Cercle Francais
M. Andre Maurois
Aric
Disraeli
Maurois
M. Maurois
Dickens
David Copperfield
Balzac
Shelley
Katherine Adams to Address Assembly at 1:10 Tuesday
Katherine Adams of the Woman’s College of Constantinople will address the assembly at 1 10 in the gymnasiums on Tuesday.
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Katherine Adams
Womans College of
Constantinople
Grace Gosselin Discusses Settlement Work Adapted to Group
Miss Grace Gosselin spoke on settlement work at Sociology 21 last Thursday detailing the movement’s history, aims, and methods. She urged adapting outreach to the community, using lectures and social events, and emphasized fresh perspectives and nonresidential staff.
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Grace Gosselin
England
Louise Odencrantz
German Club Lantern Slide Talk by Professor Braun
The German Club hosts a lantern slide talk next week with Professor Braun commenting on Wilhelm Busch. Max and Maurice provide entertainment, followed by music and refreshments. The event is at 4 o'clock in Milbank 115 on November 18, with all members and friends invited to attend.
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Max
Maurice
Professor Braun
Wilhelm Busch
Germany
Milbank
Iday
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Basia
Aia Iris Marjorie Bahotth Chanman
Costuming
Celeste Jedell
Andre Maurois
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