Refugee Students Call for Active Aid Across Nations
The article urges colleges to aid homeless refugee scholars displaced by fascist persecution and war. It highlights Nazi and nationalist pressures since 1933, the Sino-Japanese conflict, and Anschluss as drivers of migration, urging universities to provide free tuition and material aid through groups like the Columbia University Federation for Intellectual Freedom and Democracy and the International Student Service.
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National Socialist Party
Columbia
University Federation For Intellectual Freedom and Democracy
International Student Service
A\merican
Dormitory muses and musical mishaps at Brooks and Hewitt
The piece playfully chronicles resident life at Barnard dorms with vivid anecdotes about musicians in Brooks and Hewitt. It recalls a would be Barnardite who plans wall removals for a grand piano and a soundproofed room, a harp tale, a loud elevator Beethoven, and an unexpected bookstore encounter with a hopeful suitor.
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Brooks and Hewitt
Hewitt
Student peace program debate proposal at Mt Holyoke
Readable excerpts show students advocate intercollegiate peace debates and educational campaigns over a stand-alone program. The comments praise peace assemblies as persuasive yet urge broader student questioning, better preparation, and inclusive dialogue on wartime issues.
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Mt Holyoke
Lehmann Sings Wolf At Town Hall In Season Opener
Lotte Lehmann performed a Wolf cycle at Town Hall last Tuesday evening, showcasing lyric interpretive depth across works like An Eine roseharie and Heimwah. Efrem Zimbalist, in his second recital, showed marked growth with Beethoven sonatas, delivering powerful touches and a sense of pure music as Bach’s Sonata No. 3 in E major concluded the program.
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Lotte Lehmann
Town Hall
Huge Wolf
Lehmann
Efrem Zimbalist
Zimbalist
J. S. Bach
Beethoven
Vladimir Sololoff
Bach
Brahms
Katherine Bacon Delivers Refined Recital at Town Hall
Katherine Bacon impressed New York audiences with a refined program at Town Hall featuring Bach chorales and Beethoven Sonata Opus 111. Vladimir Sololoff accompanied, delivering solid piano support as Bacon conveyed warmth and grace, though some passages revealed limited breadth of conception.
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New York
Katherine Bacon
Miss Bacon
Schnabel
A Clown Must Laugh film review falls short
The piece adapts Pagliacci with emphasis on story over music and delivers weak dialogue. British producers attempt a pretend atmosphere but the cinema version remains faltering and underwhelming despite principal arias sung by Richard Tanner.
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Leoneavall
Glm
Richard Taner
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New York N.Y
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Mildred Rubinstein
Hollingworth
Brooks
Discord
Barnard
Annie Laurie
T. Kk
United States
A. B
Peace Assembly
M. M
America
Efrem Zimbalist— Town Hall
Mme, Mann
Rious
Mme
Ehmann
Mme. Lehmann
Albert Einstein
Thomas Mann
Myra Hess
Little Carnegie Playhouse
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