Kenneth Jones Players Bow For Fun and Instruction
Professor Hock’s students now build scenes from Shakespeare with Ken neth Jones and a small resident troupe from Barnard. Four professional actors join the Barnard group to stage plays at Manor Latham starting October 6, with student actors future minor roles. The repertory firm seeks original works for Thursday noon meetings and invites student submissions to Mr Janes.
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Hock
Kenneth Janes
Latham Playhouse
Mr Janes
Honk
Jones
President Park
Hosanne Ritch
James Prescott
Donald Pace
Rosemary Shevish
Miss Ritch
Messrs Prescott
Pace
Carpus
Columbia-Barnard
Rosemary Shevlin
Columbia
Barnard
Janes
Milbank
Endless Summer Glimpse of Surfing Life
The Endless Summer follows Mike and Robert as they chase the perfect wave around the world guided by Bruce Brown. The film presents surfing as a meaningful life pursuit with simple, honest photography and a home movie feel, though with some diverting Hawaii flashbacks.
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Mike
Robert
Bruce Grown
California
Africa
India
Australia
Hawaii
Robert Teach
Brown
Tom Wolfe
New York
la Jolla
Lfe
Hollow Crown Review Shows Actors' Talents Yet Lacks Coherence
Ruth Balen surveys a Barnard's new resident company production at Minor Latham Playhouse. The Hollow Crown is an actor's showcase with strong mime and verbal delivery from Rozanne Ritch James Prescott and Kenneth Jones, yet the evening drifts through dull passages and mismatched musical interludes. The cast displays competence though some performances suffer inaudibility while Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I pieces reveal thoughtful insight. Musical direction by Constance Cooper features a fine trio of singers whose voices elevate moments despite intrusive entrances.
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England
Beethoven
Latham Playhouse
Barnard
New Resuignt Theatre Company
Alfred Hyslop
Rozanne Ritch
Rosemary Shevlin
James Prescott
Donald Pace
Kenneth Jones
Henry II
Eleanor
James I
Mr Jones
Rosemary
Shevlin
Anne Boleyn
Henry VII
Elizabeth I
Miss Shevlin
Constance Cooper
Jeffrey Kurnit
Peter Ruffet
A. G Murphy
Quest Magazine Third Issue Shows Strengths and Weaknesses
The Quest, a Columbia graduate literary quarterly, presents strong poetry from Lullaby For a Very Dark Night to The Singer is Sometimes He Who Speaks and a moody piece By the joy by Laurence. A long poem by George P. Elliott and Eric Sandberg Diment's Olaf Visit anchor stories that overemphasize messages, revealing crafted verse and moralistic tales amid notable change and tension.
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The
Quest
Columbia Graduate
Laurence
George P. Elliott
Eihoit
Eric Sandberg Diment
Olafs
Mr. Diment
Olaf
Barnard Bulletin publication details and circulation
The Barnard Bulletin, Weekly during the college year, is published by Barnard College with offices at Broadway and 117th Street New York NY 10027. Editor Leitner and managing editor Lowenthal announce a total printed run of 422 300 with free distribution at 2 200 and no paid circulation.
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New York
N.Y
Barnard Bulletin
Broadway
117Th Street
120Th Street
Clorm ‘Leitner
Inter Street
K. Lowenthal
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