MacGowan Teases Twelfth Night Drama at Columbia Talk
Mr. Kenneth MacGowan discussed Shakespearean drama at Columbia University urging intense interest in the current Twelfth Night production starring Miss Jane Cowl. He recalled stage innovations like animated book leaves altering scenes and noted Shakespeare's revered yet desecrated status.
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Kenneth MacGowan
Jane Cowl
Graduatelab
Columbia University
Philosophy Hall
MacGowan
Shakespeare
Miss Cowl
Malvolio
Olivia
Duke
Newman Club Tea For New Members Opens Year
The Barnard Newman Club starts its year with a reception and tea for new members on Monday at 4 pm in the College Parlor. Guest of honor is Mrs. Thomas A. McGoldrick LL.D., noted for work in the motion picture industry. All students are invited.
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Barnard Newman Club
Thomas A. McGoldrick
Ll.d
First Menorah Tea Talk by Jacob de Haas on Zionism
Jacob de Haas speaks on Zionism at the Menorah Tea in Barnard Hall Monday afternoon. The lecture, the first in a three part series, traces Zionism from Herzl to its modern political and social ramifications, with light on Palestine issues. de Haas, former secretary to Herzl, will discuss early Zionist developments.
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Jacob de Haas
Barnard Hall
de Haas
West
Middle West
Menorah
Herzl
Theodore Herzl
Palestine
Courses For Women La Mode In France Continued
Professor Strowski compares the Sorbonne and French graduate faculties with Barnard and Columbia noting similar professional schools yet greater emphasis on culture belles lettres and pleasure in France. He writes that Paris theatre critics for Paris Midi and Comedy see a larger connoisseur public among students and foreign visitors who favor serious plays and have helped make advanced theatre fashionable. He predicts a similar public growth in the United States.
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Sorbonne
Barnard
Columbia
Strowski
Paris-Midi
Comédia
Professor Fox To Speak At Student Forum Meeting
Dixon Ryan Fox of Columbia University History will discuss "Are We Better Than Our Ancestors?" at Congregation Emanu El on 1 East 65th Street, Sunday October 26 at 3:00 PM. He edits Social Histories and has written works on New York aristocracy and American history. tea will follow.
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Dixon Ryan Fox
Columbia University
Congregation Emanu-El
East 65Th Street
Fox
New York
United States
A. M. Schlessinger
New Books Added To Library Collection
Library announces additions including Chamard Origines de la Poésie Française and Chandler Literature of Roguery. Works span poetry history art labor biology diplomacy and economics with Dickens Dreiser and Eliot multi volume sets among 20th century studies.
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Chamard
Les
Origines de la Poesie Francaise
Chamberlin
Soviet Russia
Chandler
Chapman
Chase and Post
Chatterton
Cheney
Childs
Chubb
Bocaccio
Clark
Clay
Coatsworthy
Compass Rose
Cobb
New Leaven
Coleban
Edmund Burke
Coleman
United States
Colum
Richard Rolle
Cowdry
Crump
Daniel
Ryme
Dawson—Civil Service of Canada
Deha
Dewey
Dickens
Die
Czechs mark twelfth anniversary of independence observance
The Institute of Czechoslovak Studies staged a 1930 commemoration at McMallin Academic Theatre on October 21. Clarence Manning opened the program and introduced Dr. Jar Novak, with remarks on twelve years of independence. Robert J. Carey spoke of Prague’s beauty and the nation’s spirit, noting admiration for America and Woodrow Wilson. Music featured Maria Halama, J Ulehla, and Vojta Martinek with Vac Divina at the piano, closing with Slovak folk songs.
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Czechoslovakia
McMallin Academic
Institute of Czechoslovak Studies
Institute of Its and Sciences
Clarence .\. Manning
Jar Novak
Czecho- Slovakia
Novak
Robert J. Carey
Department of Economics
Prague
Europe
Carey
Woodrow Wilson
America
Maria Halama
J. Ulehla
Vojta Martinek
Vac Divina
Miss Halama
Mr. Martinek
French Club Invites Members to Luncheons
French Club membership grants access to luncheons and other privileges. Dues payment unlocks regular gatherings and related benefits for students interested in French.
New Bulletin Adds Ten To News Board After Tryout
Ten new members join the News Board following a three week selections process. Edith Glaser Lillian Batlin Mabel Holmes Wilma Berger Margaret Sylvester Hazel Gulbransen Sylvia Thomas Rita Guttman Maxine Larson Bernice Guggenheim become staff. Aileen Pelletier named assistant editor Evelyn Raskin and Margaret Martin appointed copy editors. Clorinda Mardus Adele Neighbour freshmen assist with office work.
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Edith Glaser
Lillian Batlin
Mabel Holmes
Wilma Berger
Margaret Sylvester
Hazel Gulbransen
Sylvia Thomas
Rita Guttman
Maxine Larson
Bernice Guggenheim
Aileen Pelletier
Prof Riccio Honored At Italian Club Tea
Professor Riccio concludes with a remark on the Italian writer facing a tougher struggle. He notes that writers must please a discerning public and can be deemed truly great only if they succeed.
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Prof
Riccio
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Gallery of Women
Charles James Fox
Dublin
Dunlop and Denman
Durham
Sarajevo
Eggleston
Hoosier
Eliot
Emerson
Imerson
Ewart
Ewing
Ternandez
History
Geologica de la Peninsula Ibérica
I‘igdor
Figuier
Filene
Vishbein
Lisher
Institute
Lace
The
New York Herald
Tribune
Vionnet
Schiaparelli and
All the
Society
Herald Tribune
Paris
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