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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
1
The publication operates during the college year except vacation and exams, serving the Barnard College Undergraduate Association interests through a semi weekly schedule.
An editorial notes Thanksgiving as a national pause from prosperity and politics. It contrasts comfortable university life with unemployed people, questions genuine gratitude, and suggests Americans may be detached from hardship while hoping for Hoover’s popularity next year.
Report outlines successive holders of the Student Fellowship from 1925 onward. Jane Dewey, Barnard graduate 1922 and MIT PhD 1925, studied in Copenhagen and earned NRC fellowships. Dorothy Miner pursued Fine Arts research at Bedford College and Columbia, later Carnegie Fellow to Italy and France. Margaret Goodell won 1927 fellowship in Comparative Literature and then an Institute of International Education stipend for Germany study. Sue Osmotherly 1928 selected after Geneva School work and Phi Beta Kappa. Madeleine Russell continued historical research begun in London. Anne Gary 1930 recipient pending further details.
A critic finds Cradle Song lacks dramatic craft and broad appeal despite Eva LeGallienne’s refined performance and attractive settings. The piece suits only the most aesthetic audiences and likely won’t attract daily Broadway attention or repeat runs.
Universal presents a sharp backstage comedy about vaudeville to talkies era. A sly tale of a wise girl and an ordinary man chasing fame, with a miracle turn to genius and a strong ensemble cast. The film blends stage wit with film realism and is hailed as a standout of the year.
The Forum Column argues the Student Fellowship aims to broaden international understanding, requiring high scholastic ability and strong group presence. It defends faculty-led judging of scholastic merit and rejects reversing the selection order as unwise.
The passage notes that in similar circumstances readers would likely react with empirical disbelief and aloud disapproval toward Thanksgiving exhortations. It conveys a humorous skepticism about the pleasantries offered by the speakers.
Metropolis concert review notes Charles Lautrup conducting Musicians' Symphony Orchestra in a November 15 program avoiding popular suites. Brahms Fourth presented with brisk efficiency, Scherzo gaiety and Andante autumnal mood. Joseph Lhevinne shines in Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto in B flat minor with ornate passages, a noble, forceful reading.
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