Barnard Bulletin Names Staff and Rates for Year
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff including Ruth Aney as Editor in Chief and MacLaren as Business Manager. It details board members, associate editors, photographers, and advertising and circulation teams and notes a subscription rate of 3.10 per year with 10 cent single copies.
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Barnard
New York
N. Y
Ruth Aney
Esse
Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Joan Houston
Eyev
Veseye
Myra Koh J
Marlies Wolf
Norine McDonough
Mary Burchell
Ann Terry
Margaret DE Vecchi
Barnard Student Speakers Committee Earns Praise
Janet Lewis chairs Barnard’s Student Committee on Speakers formed after the Howard Fast ban. The group refines guidelines for inviting speakers, granting final decision power to campus bodies and promoting academic freedom in action.
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Janet Lewis
Barnard
Howard Fast
Student Progressive Citizens of America
Mr. Fast
Barnard Alumnae Conference Aims to Connect Alumni With Changes
The Alumnae Conference opens October 22 and seeks to involve Barnard graduates in the college's development plans. It emphasizes active alumnae participation beyond nostalgia and previews changes and aims of Barnard’s development program.
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Barnard
Professor Rich Becomes Freshman Adviser at Barnard
Adele Robak profiles Professor Gertrude Rich who has taken the role of freshman adviser at Barnard. She brings patience, tact, and organizational skill, welcomes students with an open door, and enjoys guiding freshmen with varied career interests from law to engineering.
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Gertrude Rich
Rich
Milbank
Professor Rich
Verity Rich
Barnard
Columbia University Players Stage Coriolanus at McMillin Theater
The Columbia University Players opened with William Shakespeare's Coriolanus on October 13 at McMillin Theater. Adolphus Sweet starred as the uncompromising Coriolanus with Joseph McDermott as Menenius Agrippa and Rita Abrams as Volumnia. While praised for direction and lighting, the production faced action drawbacks and some inconsistent acting, but promises a strong season ahead.
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Columbia University Players
William Shakespeare
Coriolanus
McMillin
Adolphus Sweet
Menenius Agrippa
Joseph McDermott
Volumnia
Rita Abrams
Rome
S. Robert Booke
Brutus
Charles Dunkin, Jr
Aufidius
Donald Dallas
Cominius
Unfound Losings At Barnard College
A lighthearted look at items missing from Barnard College, from gloves and scarves to jewellery and gym gear, with lost textbooks and unfinished knitting surfacing in the Lost and Found as students wonder about claimed and unclaimed belongings.
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Comptroller’s Office
Hudson
Barnard
Edward My Son at Martin Beck Theatre A London Cast Offers Potent Drama
A new Broadway arrival Edward My Son opens at the Martin Beck on 45th Street with Robert Morley and Peggy Ashcroft in a forceful production. The play traces Edward Holt from infancy through World War II battle echoes and centers on a father’s obsessive drive to shape the world for his son. Critics praise Peggy Ashcroft for a stunning performance and note strong supporting work by Leueen MacGrath and Ian Hunter, while criticizing Morley for overemphasizing his own role. The production uses restrained sets that suit a well crafted, cohesive, though episodic, drama.
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Martin Beck Theatre
45Th Street
Edward
Robert Morley
Noel Langley
Edward Holt
Britain
Peggy Ashcroft
Mr. Morley
Evelyn Holt
Leueen MacGrath
Larry Parker
Ian Hunter
Arnold Holt
Walk a Crooked Mile film review by Marlies Wolf
Columbia Pictures pulls back a stocked Hollywood pantry to deliver a competent iced cake with Walk a Crooked Mile as the frosting. The piece notes de Rochemont's documentary technique and liberal anti Nazi propaganda elements, signaling a dated, savoring critique.
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Columbia Pictures
Hollywood
de Rochemont
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Roselin Seider
Beverly Yager
Marion Bell
Bing Escoda
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Mary Markinac
Eleanor Meyer
Betty Sanders
Emil Schneider
Jacqueline Begier
Pat Bronaugh
Carrol Byerly
Anna Hicks
Helene Hickson
Phyllis’ Isaacson
Jane Langlais
Ursula McEnroy
Marguerite Maier
Phoebe Marcus
Meg Potter
Evan Strizver
Iris Roven
Dean Folk
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