Editorial Board and Chief Editor List
The piece lists the editorial board and chief editor roles for a publication. Edith Blumberg serves as editor in chief, with Hannah Kahn as news editor and assistants Fanny Bokstein Rowena Ripin Ruth Perl and Helen Williams. Reporters include May Friedman Louise Gottschall Mildred Gluck Harriet Wilinsky Edith Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Blumberg
Hannah Kahn
Fanny Bokstein
Rowena Ripin
Ruth Perl
Helen Williams
May Friedman
Louise Gottschall
Mildred Gluck
Harriet Wilinsky
Edith Burrows
Business Board
Bryan E. Mason
Pearl Friedman
Fesenuatye Theel
Marjorie Cowen
Mildred Martin
Helen Greenblatt
Mary McNeight
Ellene Mallory
Helen Gambrill
Bessie Kergner
Marion Marshall
Kathleen Hourigan
Hannah Shor
Printing Board
Debate Over Associate Membership At Wigs and Cues Club
The Representative Assembly backs Blanket Tax changes funding the Wigs and Cues plays and contemplates an associate membership. Members debate aims to raise funds via dues and tea privileges while preserving the club’s artistic integrity and avoiding weak commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Dramatic Society
Wigs and Cues
Don Juan and The Pilgrimage Shine Amid Mixed Theatre
Critique notes Rostand's Last Night of Don Juan remains alluring though thin in thought with strong stage design by James Reynolds. Sidney Howard's translation shines, but Stan ley Logan overacts as Don Juan while Augustin Duncan excels as the Devil. Vil rads The Pilgrimage offers tender, clear portraits of a rogue uncle and his niece. A Bulletin notice details Adele Epstein's resignation and new Printing Board appointments.
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Rostand
Venetian
James Reynolds
Don Juan
Charles Vildrac
Old Joke Week at Barnard Promotes World Court Poll
Barnard College prints a spoof campaign urging students to keep the era of old jokes alive. The Royal Beans lampoon campaigns with humorous hypotheticals and calls to resist modern propaganda and reform movements.
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Callens
Barnard College
Senator Borah
Harding-Hughes-Coolidge
Harmony Plan
Vincent Lopez
Beez
Union For
World Court
Musical Notes on Saint-Saens Carnival at New York Concert
Saint-Saens Carnival of the Animals drew a cordial audience in New York as strings, celeste, and xylophone evoked animal sounds from hens to cuckoos. Piano duets by Walter Damrosch and Leopoldine Damrosch highlighted the charm, with Reinald Werrenrath delivering Parker’s Cahal Mor of the Wine-red Hand and Schubert Brahms Grieg lines.
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Leopoldine
Reinald Werrenrath
Horatio Parker
Cahal Mor
New York
Schubert Brahm
von Ewiger Liebe
Grieg
S “Lauf der Welt
Mr. Werrenwrath
Faures
Pavane
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Edith Harris
Yra Ast
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Moss
Ruth Magurn
Julie Newman
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119Th Street
Bulletin Announcement Bulletin
Adele Epstein
Marjorie Cohen
Bessie Bergner
Mary Moss
Chas. Friedgen Annex
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