Barnard Bulletin year ends and staff list published
The Barnard Bulletin announces its semi weekly publication schedule for the college year and lists the Editor in Chief Managing Editor and the Editorial News About Town and Business boards with their respective student names and class years for November 29 1940.
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Barnard College
Trent Lyons
Patricia Illingworth
Seem Ena Waree
Doris Prochaska
Rita Rouweer
Elten Hammeer
Marjorie Lawson
Renee
Mitprep Ko
Iopny
Helen Rupp Owen
Editorial on The NEW Quarterly and war era writing
The article debates whether the absence of the morbid content in the new Quarterly signals a deliberate shift to lighter literature or an unconscious neglect of reality. It argues editors should select pieces that approach art quality, regardless of war themes, and questions representativeness and criticism.
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Quarterly of
Yesteryear
Quarterly
OWL
Temple University
A Trip Through a Zoo Farthest From Ordinary
A humorous narrative follows a group of students on a surreal tour of a zoo the famed Large Cat House and animal hospital. They chase a missing gibbon and encounter a variety of comical, somber, and surreal hospital patients while weaving in references to Willkie and college life.
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Zoological Gardens
Broadway
Hooton
Museum of Modern Art Opens Useful Objects Show
MoMA presents Useful Objects of American Design Under Ten Dollars at 11 West 53 Street opening November 26. The exhibit lists practical, well designed under ten dollar items from multiple shops to showcase democratic design. A concurrent Color Prints Under Ten Dollars exhibition features silk screen prints by American artists, with purchases allowed from the exhibit.
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West 53 St
Town Spotlight Marvels Aethon Film Tonight
Productively directed by Ben Hecht who handles writer producer and director duties a slick, metallic drama unfolds through a crowded night. Thomas Mitchell earns praise for honest acting while Douglas Fairbanks Jr. shifts from jungle to ship hold and Rita Hayworth delivers a strong turn in a clever dialogue driven picture with superb photography and restrained music.
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Ben Hecht
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Rita Hayworth
Seven Sinners" Rivoli review: Dietrich on shipboard
The piece reviews Seven Sinners at the Rivoli, portraying Marlene Dietrich as a cafe entertainer swept between South Sea islands. John Wayne appears as a loyal lieutenant. Broderick Crawford delivers a strong portrayal as her protector. The critic notes limited social value and a final barroom brawl.
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John Wayne
U. S.N
Anna Lee
Broderick Crawford
Navy
Marlene
la Dietrich
Tay Garnett
Desiry
Lulu
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