Barnard Alumna Debuts Drawing Room Comedy Late Love
Rosemary Casey, Barnard 1926 alumna and former alumnae trustee, opens her Broadway drawing room comedy Late Love at the National Theatre starring Lucile Watson, Arlene Francis, and Elizabeth Montgomery. Critics called it mildly amusing and charming with a girlish touch.
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BC Hosts Sub Freshmen Prospective Barnard Guests
Prospective Barnard sub freshmen from Westchester County will visit on October 23 from 1 to 5 pm. Interviews with Helen McCann director of admissions and Margaret Dayton associate director of admissions precede class visits and tea in Brooks Living Room. Westchester students and some foreign students will escort the guests.
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Jessup Outlines Keys to Successful Negotiation
Dr. Phillip C. Jessup former U S ambassador at large spoke on Problems of International Negotiation at the Interfaith Society in Earl Hall Dodge Room. He cited agreement of objectives common cultural basis and mutual confidence as prerequisites and opposed a Churchill plan for a Big Four summit. He warned such talks may slow European defense and delay Korean peace while stressing no magic outcome from heads of state. He praised U N work and warned a failed meeting could dishearten Americans.
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Wigs & Cues Cast Set for Juno and the Paycock Drama
Barnard group Wigs and Cues completes first season casting for Sean O’Casey drama Juno and the Paycock to run November 5 6 7 at McMillin Theatre Construction of Minor Latham Drama Workshop caused the site shift Cast includes Juno Boyle Mary Boyle and other locals with Geoffrey Gates Brown Eugene Sweet Robert Katims and Adolphus Sweet in key roles The play from 1924 centers on Dublin slums Civil War and human suffering.
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Mary Boyle
Marcia Gusten
Maishe Madigan
Cecile Peneda
Mrs. Tancre
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