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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1938
Page
1
The article notes new students are addressed as individuals, not a mass, with enhanced orientation plans. Miss McBride becomes acquainted with freshmen early, and Miss Gregory oversees a dedicated adviser for newcomers. Special cafeteria tables and teas for new dorm residents are highlighted as welcoming innovations.
Barnard women discuss international exchange notes with foreign students. They reflect on democracy challenges in Europe, the value of peaceful solutions, and the campus as an international hub. Questions explore cultural differences, education systems, social life, and homesickness.
In the article the film If I Were King is judged as lavish yet flawed. Frank Lloyd stages a polished production around Francois Villon with Basil Rathbone delivering a standout claimed best performance amid uneven work from Ronald Colman and Frances Dee.
An exhibit of about two dozen Eric Goldberg watercolors runs at Carroll Carstairs Gallery through October 22. The artist’s new wet‑paper technique creates a luminous, misty Laurentian landscape and notable flower works, though bathing scenes dominate. Across the street Guillaumin’s French impressionist landscapes and sunlight effects are on display at Durand Ruel. Whitney Museum highlights include work by George Bellows and scarce Luks pieces from the permanent collection.
Marcus Gordon delivers a varied Town Hall recital featuring Arietta and Scarlatti in a harpsichord-like touch, Brahms variations with controlled piano, Chopin’s Fantasy Op. 49 with restraint, and brisk modern works by Ravel Medtner Balakireff Brilliants. He shows strong technique and potential though not a fully inspired performance.
The Mercury Treasure begins 1938 39 with Danton's Death by Georg Büchner on Monday October 24. Orson Welles stars as St Just and directs the production in a study of revolutionary discourse and the leader's decline and death.
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