Faversham Addresses Barnard College Audience
William Faversham speaks at Barnard College on theatre’s history and its educational value. He reflects on London stages, the rise of modern theatre, and the need for proper English, imagination, and high standards in acting.
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Wigs and Cues
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Helen Blumenthal
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Old Lyceum
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Sir Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Edwin Booth
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Maltby
Perry
Baldwin
Braun
Mary Powell
Firelight Club Hosts James Dwyer Fireside Talk
The Firelight Club gathered in Brooks Hall reading room last Monday for a cozy discussion as James Francis Dwyer shared stories and advice with young writers. He spoke of an adventurous life abroad and work in Australian magazines, noting limited markets for short stories.
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America
November Bear review praises diverse fiction and poetry
The November Bear issue offers solid short stories such as The Reforming of Murphy and A Tragedy for Tio, plus clever Socialistic Fragments and The Return of Lucifer. Essays vary in impact while poems Amidon's Lullaby and Cresida explore mood and character. Overall the board impresses with fiction and a strong editoral effort.
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Murphy
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Tio
Miss Metzger
Miss Jonas
Lucifer
Bernard Shaw
Miss Moses
de Amicitia
Miss Senner
Virginta Gilderslievf
University Chapel Sees Devout Address on National Day
Barnard students crowded St. Paul's Chapel for the national day service. Professor Calvin Thomas preached on shared Christian duty amid European calamities. The speaker urged reflection beyond patriot displays and urged empathy for less fortunate nations as shells fall abroad.
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