Imperial Treasury Critique Of Mr. Howard In Stage Review
The essay praises the visual design by Sewar Chaney while criticizing Mr. Leslie Howard for lacking grounded presence. It argues Howard soars without human touch, producing shifting ethereal fights and disembodied emotion. The review credits the production’s settings and cast as visually striking but decries stage execution as strident and theatrical beyond measure.
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French Film Angers Viewers with Deadly Realism
A British cinema review condemns Les Amours de Toni as a grim realist drama about immigrant laborers in southern France. The tale centers on Toni and his lover Josepha amid cruel husbands and murder, ending in tragedy as Toni takes the blame or is shot. Critics find the film stifled by journalism, lacking imagination despite studio production.
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Student Union debate sparks confusion over war stance
A Barnard College forum features heated debate on American and Egypt policies, with speakers describing the Student Union as an organization and criticizing misrepresentations. Students elaborate on union membership options and emphasize freedom of expression amid protest and controversy.
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Barnard Editorial Calls For Cutting Overcrowded Lectures
The editorial notes an investigating committee was appointed to address overcrowded campus lectures and reduce meeting conflicts. It argues attendance has fallen due to poorly attended talks and urges Barnard undergraduates to pursue broader topics such as politics science art and religion through lectures and symposiums.
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Columbia Professor Discusses Rome Excavations and Roads
Columbia University professor Frank G. Moore spoke on Rome during a Classical history meeting. He argued that modern street building in the Italian capital uncovered many ancient sites along Via dell'Imperio, including temples, forums, and ruins, with excavations only recently completed. The lecture was introduced by Margaret Dawson, and tea was served after.
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Freshman Year Revelations At Barnard College
A reflective reminiscence from Barnard students on freshmen trials, campus rituals, and the mix of eagerness and embarrassment. They describe Teas, trolley car scenes, lab mishaps, and the ache of new academic life while noting ambitions and the campus social landscape.
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Dahlia Named Murphy's Masterpiece in Bronx Park
A Bronx Park dahlia earned the nickname Murphy's Masterpiece, honoring a man referenced in a wistful verse about immortality and remembrance.
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