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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1939
Page
1
The notice lists positions including Editor in Chief Associate Editors and Business Manager Managing Editor for the newspaper. It outlines a staff structure and points to leadership responsibilities within the publication.
A man with very large feet travels to his Pine Street office on the LRT meeting colleagues. A young woman enters, questions him about a subway encounter, and confirms it after asking to see his feet. The exchange ends with her recognition of him.
The letter rebuts President Neilson’s view of college students as selfish about safety and pacifist minded. It argues many peace advocates are farsighted, seeks a constructive role for youth in preventing war, and supports staying out to preserve democratic heritage while contributing to postwar reconstruction and justice.
A newspaper recounts a man and his friends dining at a touted hot spot as dancers perform around a ringside table. He ignores the spectacle, appreciating his paper, while the floor show peaks in lively syncopation and a dancer’s reveal prompts his quip about gay abandon.
Review notes Ninotchka stars Greta Garbo in a witty Lubitsch comedy with Melvyn Douglas. The first reel mocks aristocrats in exile while the Paris setting exposes Soviet foibles with bright humor. Garbo’s absence and eventual entrance heighten the film’s celebrated wit and charm. Also covers Renaissance portraits exhibits at Acquavella Galleries and ongoing modern art retrospectives.
The article invites visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art as an antidote to heavy news. It highlights Egyptian art, Italian paintings, Japanese prints, medieval armor, Greek sculpture, free Sunday concerts, and winter evening concerts. The piece encourages going early, on Sundays, and on cloudy days to enjoy diverse galleries and ambience.
The Thalia at Broadway and 95th Street celebrates one year since its revival from low film fare and bingo. It plans revival showings including Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Mädchen in Uniform, with Betrayal of Catherine the Great and First Film Concert billed for the program next.
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