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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
1
The production examines the danger of clinging to tradition in theatre while delivering a strong third act. Frank Vosper writes and stars as a psychopathic husband who marries wealthy women then murders them, with Jessie Royce Landis delivering a harrowing portrayal of the wife.
Review notes the Spewack comedy entering its second year with lively moments and glossy performances. The cast remains polished but positions the show as aging and somewhat stale, though audiences still laugh at the fairytale premise of a servant girl rising to Hollywood motherhood amid witty, if self important, banter.
Editorials note four weeks of intensified interest in upcoming polls and a plan at Stevens Tech State to sponsor a secret ballot poll of faculty and student bodies to gauge political attitudes. Emphasis on near unanimous participation for meaningful results and student cooperation across editorials from multiple campuses.
The National Student Federation of America, active on American campuses for twelve years, works through student councils to represent students. Barnard appointed Kathryn Smul as NSFA chairman to inform the student body and gauge possible council cooperation.
The Barnard College pageant features Neptune and mermaids Watts Lacey and Thomas at 4:30 PM on Monday October 19. Freshmen and transfers are urged to enter speed events novelty races and the apple ducking contest in a festive crowd-pleaser.
The article previews Sports Week October 19 to 23 featuring swimming demonstrations by the Royal Court maids and a tennis display by faculty, including a rumored dark horse. It notes ticketing through the Physical Education Office and hints at weekly climaxes as students and faculty prepare for the tournament season and healthier routines.
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