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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
1
The article argues college students must vote in November elections to influence jobs, peace, civil liberties, and policy. It urges registering this week, studying issues, and selecting liberal leaders who address America's needs humbly and progressively.
An essay outlines the start of a new term with students clearing tangled advising, sections, and hours. A courageous sophomore defies the posted section, persevering through missing cards and late changes as faculty, gym, and peers push toward orderly but fragile timetables.
Readers praise the folk dance party as a success and request more such events with both students and faculty participating. They cite social value, energy release, and enjoyment, while a few note scheduling and presentation improvements for future gatherings.
Martha Graham presented American Document at Carnegie Hall in a hour long program with Ray Green’s music. The work blends minstrelsy form with spoken text by Graham and portrays key American movements from Independence through emancipation to democracy. Erick Hawkins leads, with Anita Alvarez Thelma Babitz Sophie Maslow among the ensemble. solos Frontier and Imperial Gesture opened the evening to a packed audience.
Review notes Big Blow, a Theodore Pratt play at Maxine Elliott’s Theatre, rehashes Tobacco Road with Florida setting. The critique praises some performances and staging while faulting caricatured roles and uneven author craft, urging college audiences to see the piece for its timely social message.
The Whitney show groups painters by region west of the Mississippi with landscapes dominating. Works contrast industrial urban and rural scenes, including Dale Nichols Clearing Tracks and Fletcher Martins Trouble in Frisco, highlighting industrialism's impact on the West and nostalgia for a vanishing buffalo era.
The second Efrem Aimbalist sonata recital will be held at Town Hall Monday evening October 17. Vladimir Sobellett will again be at the piano. The program includes Bach in F major and Beethoven works Opus 23 No 7 in C minor Opus 30 Sonata No 8 in G major Opus 4.
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