French Club To Present Play Tonight At Milbank Hall
The French Club presents Anatole The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife at Brinckerhoff Theatre Milbank Hall Friday night November 13 at 8 30 p m Admission fifty cents includes refreshments and a dance to follow Proceeds go to the French Scholarship Fund A cast of club members includes M Leonard Botal Paula Thibault Helen Hirsch Estelle Richman Renee Pecquet Molly Clinton and others
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Milbank Hall
Anatole
France
M. Leonard Botal
Juge
Paula Thibault
Maitre Adam Fumee
Avocat
Helen Hirsch
Simon Colline
Medecin
Celentha Aaronson
Maitre Jean Maugier
Chirugien-Barbier
Estelle Richman
Maitre Seraphin du Laurier
Apo
Thicaire
Clarissa
Mme. de
Barnard Peace Week Drives Student Fellowship Support
Dean Gildersleeve notes the Student Fellowship links to Peace Week as key for international understanding. Penelope Pearl 39 says the fund enables Barnard undergraduates to study abroad, fostering world peace. Freshmen lead in collections as drives intensify with pledge booths on Jake and contact points for contributions.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Penelope Pearl
Jake
Eleanor Levison
Dorothy Davis
Alice Krbecek
Virginia Thomas
Helen Geer
Italian Club Night Features Colorful Italian Travelogue
The Italian Club at Barnard hosts a Saturday night program at Casa Italiana with technicolor films of Naples the Dolomites and Siena plus dancing to Columbia Recording System music. Admission is seventy five cents and guests include Italian instructors and officers with Phylis De Stefano leading.
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Casa Italiana
Naples
Dolomites
Siena
Miss Carbonara
Barnard
Cabell Greet
Morroro
Mabel Foote Weeks
D. Read
Pigongiari
Peter Riccio
Theresa Carbonara
Genevieve Perri
Phylis de Stefano
Claire Murray
Marie Smith
Marjorie Ashworth
Notice For Clubs Sell Food At Barnard Fair
All clubs planning to sell food at the Barnard Fair must contact Marjorie Simpson at 415 Brooks by Tuesday November 17. Jane Craighead, fair chairman, says clubs must meet Miss Simpson to secure food booths.
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Marjorie Simpson
Brooks
Jane Craighead
Fair
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Miss Craighead
Barnard Faculty and Students to Exhibit at Fair
Barnard plans reveal new fair features with departments on Milbank Hall fourth floor. Mathematics, science and psychology will contribute maps and experiments. a snapshot contest in the Music Practice room. faculty and student hobbies, world curios, and a college newspaper display. Outside exhibits include museums, the Empire State Building and Radio City. Participants urged to buy Fair Seals and engage clubs, with glee club, puppet show, and dance recital scheduled.
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Helen Stevens
Dr. Hubbard
Jan Craighead
Somas Tevig
Milbank Hall
Barnard Wu
Marjorie Hutchinson
Marjorie Allen
International Relations Club
Shirley Adelson
Jake
Bulletin
Elaine Wendt
Empire State Building
Radio City
Peace Week Opens With Haller Urging Culture War’s End
Professor William Haller addresses Barnard Peace Week on the role of culture in opposing war. He argues war interrupts free play of thought and reduces civilization, tracing culture from Queen Elizabeth to modern England and stressing amateurs over professionals. Marion Patterson introduces him.
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William Haller
English Department
Haller
Professor Haller
Queen Elizabeth
Peace Week
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin
Mortarboard
Quarterly
Aesthetics Club
Music Club
Glee Club
Marion Patterson
Bulletin
Madison Square Garden
Peace Booth Enrolls Barnard for Pacifist Week
The Peace Week committee continues today accepting names for the National Enrollment for peace at the Peace Booth on Jake Street. Free peace literature will be distributed.
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Jake
Barnard Speaker Dr Swift To Address Tuesday Assembly
Professor Arthur L Swift director of field work at Union Theological Seminary will headline Tuesday Assembly at the Union Neighborhood Center. He will discuss Barnard's Opportunity for Community Service and ties between the center University groups and the community. Hayden Sears will speak on center activities and future. Barnard students and Union Theological Chapel choir will perform.
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Arthur. L. Swift
Union Theological Seminary
Union
Neighborhood Center
Barnard
Hayden S. Sears
Union Theological Chapel Choir
Peace Week Tea for Foreign Students Highlights Diverse Views
A Barnard Peace Week Tea brought together exchange students from France Germany Italy Hungary Bolivia and Honolulu to share hopes and fears about peace amid war memories. Dean Gildersleeve urged electing internationalist leaders while Professor Montague warned of looming struggles between liberalism democracy and extremism.
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Renee Pecquet
France
Europe
Fernatta~-Hansen
Rose Szekelyhidy
Hungary
Yolanda Bedregal
Bolivia
Paraguay
Yen Hong Loo
Honolulu
Pacific
Gioletta Bompiani
Italy
Katherine Limberg
Elspeth’ Davies
Betty Maciver
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Frances Henderson
Helen Levi
June Williams
Margaret Ritchie
Jessie Herkimer
Sofia Simmonds
Ruth Dietz
Beatrice Tenney
Barnard
Virginia
C. Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve
William Montague
Assembly
Montague
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