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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1941
Page
1
Editorial outlines a plan for the National Service Program at Barnard College. It notes selective course continuation, six to eight week sessions, and certificates upon completion. It warns against overcommitment and stresses real work and coordination with academic duties.
A narrator recalls six thousand miles up the Amazon where a late library fine triggers a comic jungle search. Natives, a dubious bridge salesman's address, and a playful hunt for literature lead to a faux Book of the Month Club plan and a golden brick sale.
A Metropolitan Museum of Art show features American watercolor works from today, highlighting landscapes city scenes and portraits. The collection includes Freight Cars under a Bridge by Charles E. Burchfield and Old Garden by John G. F. Von Wicht, with notable pieces by Francis Chapin Raymond Breinin Andrew Wyeth and Bernard Klonis. The exhibit runs until November ninth inviting viewers to compare realism and abstraction in watercolor.
A harsh review finds the Mansfield production of As You Like It lacking. Helen Craig as Rosalind earns little truth the cast generally underwhelms though Philip Bourneuf as Jacques delivers wit. Costume and set choices are criticized for mediocrity and odd staging.
The review lauds the beautiful chorus and lively dancing in Viva O'Brien but trims the show for weak plotting and stale humor. It highlights Milton Watson as a standout on stage and notes the Hollywood style sets and a sunk swimming pool for diving acts.
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