11 Nov 1941
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1941
Page
1
Barnard College publishes a semi weekly bulletin for the undergraduate association. The paper is entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 in New York, under federal law. Membership costs are listed as 3 dollars per year or 10 cents for a single copy.
The issue lists Vol. XLV I Tuesday November 11 1941 No 12 with Grace Bayaert Payius as editor in chief and a full roster of editors managers and staff including Beatrice Naegeli Judith Protas Muriel Margolin Norma Shoemer and others across sections About Town Business Advertising Circulation Photography and associate news boards.
A university assembly reflects on Armistice Day and World War I memory while urging concrete discussion arbitration and cooperative planning among nations to end war. The message notes stormy international outlook and calls students and faculty to hear a single opinion about the present situation.
A dry college column recalls Manhattan College freshmen planning a dating bureau for Mt. St. Vincent women with a filing system on heights and weights. It notes Wellesley’s gender ratio quips, Princeton magic club antics, Bryn Mawr smoking history, and Union College prank graffiti amid student life in the 1920s.
The Museum of Modern Art begins Part HH THE TALKIES, second half of a cycle tracing film history from 1895 to 1940. Opening program November 1 2 features The Joss Sager 1927 Jolson Movietone Newsreel 1927 and Steamboat Willie 1928, with subsequent screenings including The Lights of New York 1928 and The Microphone Moves with Hellelijah.
The piece surveys several dining spots and nearby entertainment options. It highlights the Habsburg House with a Vienna feel and a zither player, praises the Beavoort and Bervoort venues for atmosphere and wine, and notes inexpensive options like the Jai-Lai in Greenwich Village and a Bent review of menus and decor. It mentions film retrospectives and tastes of Brazilian dishes with low prices, aiming to guide readers to varied, affordable experiences.
The item aggregates reader grievances about Barnard College including dorm access for male visitors the pace and credit of courses faculty accountability class size and student engagement It questions student and instructor roles campus social life and cross college ties amid calls for reform.
A review of About Town lauds the France produced satire starring Victor Francen Raimu Gaby Morlay and Elvire Popesco. The film follows a mythical Parisian king whose romantic intrigues complicate politics with witty performances and subtle humor despite some lag in the opening acts. Subtitles aid non French speakers and the reviewer praises the cast and direction.
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