Library Shows Unusual Foreign Theater Exhibit
Henry Wells curator at Columbia University arranged a Low Memorial Library exhibit on theaters in Holland Belgium Scandinavia and Yugoslavia. The display runs through the month and features engravings from the sixteenth to modern times showing Dutch Italian actors and Holland theater today with state subsidies and postwar repertory groups.
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Henry Wells
Columbia University
Holland
Belgium
Scandinavia
Yugoslavia
Low Memorial
Comedia Delachter
Holland Theater
Wells
Benjamin Hunningher
Roque Museum
Netherlands Archive
Theater Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Holland Drama
Beethoven Strauss Featured In Sixth High Fidelity Concert
The Leonore Overture No 3 by Beethoven will open the recital on Monday November 22 at 3 30 p m in the Gertrude Rich Room 29 Milbank. Gershwin Piano Concerto in F excerpts from Gou nods Paust and Strauss Symphonia Domestica also appear under Bernard Philosophy Department sponsorship.
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Beethoven
Gertrude Rich
Milbank
Barnard Philosophy Department
Gershwin
Gounod
Paust
Strauss
Sartre Drama to Be Broadcast by WKCR Radio
WKCR the Columbia University station will air a ninety minute version of The Flies by Jean Paul Sartre on Thursday at 10 PM directed by Michael Goldman. Cast includes Carlotta Lief Kathleen Kavanaugh and Kevin Whitfield. Rebroadcast set for Tuesday November 23 at 8 PM. Casting for The Rivals takes place Thursday November 18 from 3 to 6 PM.
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WKCR
Columbia University
Jean-Paul Sartre
Michael Goldman
Carlotta Lief
Kathleen Kavanaugh
Kevin Whitfield
Drama Department
Sheridan
Witch-hunts threaten academic freedom and free thought
Dr. Sweezy warns that free inquiry is endangered as investigations suppress dissent and child labor and segregation issues are cited. Dr. E Simmons of Columbia AAUP notes threats to academic freedom, with the association acting during such moments to defend thought and expression.
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Sweezy
E. Simmons
Columbia
American Association of University Professors
Barnard Plans November December Social Calendar
Barnard Social Council announces changes for November and December. A Barnard Columbia Coffee Hour debuts this semester on Friday November 19 at 4 p.m. in the James Room. The Christmas Ball is set for December 18 in the James Room. The Sophomore Class Coffee Dance scheduled for December 3 has been cancelled.
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Barnard Social Council
Barnard- Columbia
Barnard
James Room
Progressive Students Association charts comeback after setback
Barnard Forum leaks show faltering start as Calcutta students turn against the U.S. The group shelves its Health Home Scheme and reorganizes into the Progressive Students' Association. Despite a prior deadlock, they claim an overall majority and vow a glorious comeback with renewed energy and leadership. Irene Lefel invites interested readers for further information.
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Calcutta
U.S
Progressive Students’ Association
Red Students’ Federation
Irene Lefel
Two Meet Broadway to Hollywood Stardom Partners
Joanne Dru began as a teen fashion model and after six years of dance study won a Broadway musical role that launched her film career in Hollywood. There she met John Ireland, a former marathon swimmer and actor now a noted director, and they are a married team in fresh screen projects.
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Joanne Dru
Hollywood
John Ireland
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