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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1938
Page
1
The Bulletin Forum calls Barnard undergraduates to openly express beliefs on campus topics including vocations politics curriculum and daily issues. It urges active student cooperation for a representative government and fuller reflection of diverse opinions despite current neglect of the Forum column.
The Query surveys Barnard-Columbia social ties and notes many undergraduates cannot name Barnard students. It asks readers to share views on campus relations and to propose improvements through forum letters.
A campus column notes Sol Bloom campaigns with loud noise makers drawing crowd attention near dorms as Election Day nears. It mocks the lack of clarity around Bloom’s ticket and role while recounting student anecdotes about Barnard girls and campus life amid political uproar.
The column highlights three new records in order sweet swing and intermediate. Tommy Dorsey debuts Rainbow Round the Moon with lush trombone and Edy Wright on vocals. Benny Goodman shines on Margie and Russian Lullaby while Bunny Berigan offers Let This Be a Warning to You and Father Dear Father. Ella Fitzgerald impresses with Jacob Pherson Is Rehearsin and I Let A Tear Fall In The River. Connie Boswell sings Summer Souvenirs and There's Something About An Old Love. Paul Whiteman’s Two Tunes with the Four Modernaires and Joan Edwards add catchy mood.
The company’s first matinee repeats the program with Mia Slavenska replacing Alicia Markova in Giselle. Serge Lifar and Slavenska captivate in the romantic two act ballet, while Massine’s Gaité Parisenne electrifies with Offenbach tunes and dazzling color. Danilova shines as the glove seller.
A Monday afternoon display at the Carroll Carstairs Gallery features Edward Seago’s oils and drawings titled The Ballet Russie and Country Life. The collection, inspired by his love of horses and circus life, highlights his color handling and humor, with works tied to his Massine Ballet Russe fascination and related writings such as Circus Company and Caravan.
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