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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
1
Barnard College notices a semi weekly bulletin amid student activities. The Readers at Barnard Cell support the Undergraduate Re rent project and Marjorie Allen ’37 is highlighted as a proofreader in New York.
A Barnard student laments a reform urge and a killer system of Thanksgiving deadlines. Six professors assign six tasks to one student creating a gulp of unreadable reading, papers, quizzes, and notes. The author blames the college structure and the pressure it creates on a devoted learner.
A sprightly comedy overall with witty lines and capable acting. The plot centers on a husband who discovers his wife wrote a risqué book, leading to jealous confrontations and a talky third act. Harrigan shines as the jealous husband, Heming credible as the wife, with Heydt as a standout young playwright.
Critics praise the female-centered play for its fine characterizations led by Estelle Winwood and Sybil Thorndike yet note a lack of plot. The piece unfolds like a tableau of women each pursuing marriage, career, or independence while the audience is urged to question its point.
The page weighs in on two letters responding to last Tuesday’s editorial about the Casa Italiana fascism dispute. It argues both writers share a common point about freedom and democracy, and emphasizes equal rights for all including fascists. Columbia hosts an Anti War conference November 21 22 with Barnard Peace Committee support. petitions require ten signatures by noon Wednesday November 21.
New York Times critic Olinto Downes reviews Jose Iturbi as the third guest in a Lecture-Recital series. The program alternates harpsichord and piano, tracing the harpsichord’s 17th century prominence and the instrument’s evolving tonal needs.
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