Barnard Students Embrace Football Spirit Despite Loss
Autumns' reopening of the Big Game draws Barnard students and faculty to cheer on Columbia teams. Campus Inside News notes many mix sports chatter with fashion and swing records as preparation and analysis replace idle recreation. The piece laments a Lion defeat and hopes for a comeback next Saturday.
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Barnard
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
America the Beautiful
Morningside Heights
The Doodle Hobby Finds Its Way Into a Dull Day
A freshman recalls discovering a whimsical doodle trail on blue paper in Times Square. The scribbles include rhymes and lists like cabbage steak Lux and a string of coded phrases. The writer explains taking up scrap collecting as a hobby from waste paper baskets and phone booths and mentions a humorous call to Excelsior Exterminating Company.
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Times Square
Cecil
Andulcet
Excelsior Exterminating Company
William Quipp
Spenseman
Louise Gardenias
el M. Stk Club
Miss Jones
Campus Notes on Library Line Delays and Odd Collectibles
A collage of campus notes reveals opinions on reserve book lines at 4:10 pm and fond memories of coin collecting. Students debate fairness and efficiency of the system, share anecdotes, and sigh over time wasted waiting, while miscellaneous mementos and curious items surface from campus life.
Sacha Guitry’s The Story of a Cheat Delights with Wit
In a witty and finally engaging presentation Sacha Guitry directs and stars in The Story of a Cheat. The film unfolds as pure narrative with Guitry weaving life into his tale through inventive performance and sharp makeup changes. Supporting players aid but rarely overshadow his distinctive storytelling and humor, delivering entertainment through imagination.
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Sacha Guitry
Guitry
Rurnbme
Tommy Lewis
Pud
Dudley Digges
Gramps
Delforge Debuts In Mixed French Piano Recital
Lucienne Delforge gave an American debut in a program of French music with Schumann excluded. The reviewer notes fair technique but mostly colorless interpretation outside Debussy and Ravel. Debussy works showed color and form, while Roussel Poulenc and Schumann pieces fell flat. The recital also featured Pierne Le Tombeau de Couperin and Debussy L Isje Joyeuse.
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Schumann
Lucienne Delforge
Debussy
Pour le Piano
Claire de Lune
Poulenc
Roussel
Franck
Chopin
Miss Delforge
Ravel
Pierne
C. V
Philharmonic open 97th season at Carnegie Hall Barbirolli conducts
The Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York starts its 97th season at Carnegie Hall under John Barbirolli with Weber Overture to Der Freischuetz Sibelius works Stravinsky The Firebird Mozart Adagio and Fugue and Isethoven Symphony No.5 Also Bela Bartok and Joseph Szigeti join Benny Goodman for a swing fusion concert January 9 featuring Bartok concerto for clarinet and piano and Szigeti’s New York recital style.
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Philharmonic - Symphony Society of New York
Carnegie Hall
John Barbirolli
Bela Bartok
Joseph Szigeti
Benny Goodman
Janary
Colin
Bela Barton
Szigeti
Pon
Bartok
America
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N.Y
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Tom Wilkins
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I- Ciatlan
Fifth Avenue Playhouse
Ulng
Longacre
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