Theatre Listings and Fellowships Highlight Barnard Events
A batch of notices from Barnard and New York venues details upcoming events. Opera and drama include Aprhaben of Ferdinand Bostine's Der Verschwender and Cartoon by Murray Mednick at Theatre Genesis opening October 14. Grants and fellowships span Barnard Emanon, National Science Foundation, Wellesley scholarships, GRE special administrations, and Archaeological Institute awards with application deadlines in 1971 and 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Bostine
Wienen Borgtheater
Benerl Hall
Cartoon
Murray Mednick
Theatre Genesis
Saint Mark's Church In-the-Bowery
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Walter Blood
Beeson Carroll
Kathleen Cramer
Moe Lafon
Peter Maloney
Hawk
Hunter
Sand
Willie the Germ
Village Voce Obie
Genesis of the
New York
Wellesley
Wellesley College
Alice Freeman Palmer
U.S
Fartham University
Dealy Hall
Bronx
New School Concert Opens 10th Season in Stravinsky Tribute
The New School Gohberts opens its 10th season with a Stravinsky memorial program on October 31. Alexander Schneider will conduct a chamber ensemble performing L Histoire de Soldat and Dumbarton Oaks Concerto with mezzo Cathy Berberian in Pribaouski and other works. Tickets are $2.00, available from New School Concerts at 66 West 12th Street or 5-27000. Unreserved seating and doors open 30 minutes before showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New School
Gohberts
Igor Stravinsky
At & P.m. Vielinist
Alexander Schneider
Stravinsky
Dumbarton Oaks
Mezzosoprano
Cathy Berberian
Pribaouski
West 12Th Street
New York
N.Y
Costume Institute to Open at The Met with Fashion Plate
After thirteen years of planning the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art will open on Friday October 22. The inaugural exhibit Fashion Plate features thirty eight costumes and about ten special series showing high fashion in women's clothing from the past two centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costume Institute
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Literary Journal seeks new material from students
Washington and Jefferson College invites prose poetry drama music graphics and photography for the annual Literary Journal. Submissions must arrive by December 17 1970 or 1971 depending on the year with returnable manuscripts accompanied by self addressed stamped envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington & Jefferson Literary Journal
the Journal
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bulletin Board
Aluna
Eaduiesh
Inal OG Aiarna
Milhaus
Bathara Trapp
Atuarnae
Princeton
Trapp
Stanford
Teortk
Sear
Emanon
Barnard
Literary Masasine
Susan van Scoyk
Allison Richardson
Fewitt
Progiur Farrigiy
Asa
Heidiny
Foundling Hospital
Free Theatre
Barnard Hall
National Science Foundation
M A. Cartland Shackford
Harriet A. Shaw
Committee On
Mass
Archaeology
Archaeological Institute of America
Greece
Aegean Islands
Sicily
Italy
Asia Minor
Mesopotamia
The
Archaeological Institute
W. Broadway
House OF Shalimar
Chidren
McIntosh
Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee
Columbia
Plimpton
McAc
Cao
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