Barnard College Students Publish Semi-Weekly Journal
The Barnard College undergraduates disseminate a semi weekly publication titled for the College Year with editorial and printing staff listed. Marjorie Brittingham Jane Schwartz and Stephanie Marks Elinor Remer are named among the editorial and business teams.
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Barnard College
Use & Eas
Marjorie Brittingham
Rite London
Jane Schwartz
Stephanie Marks
Elinor Remer
Barnard Faculty Split Over Presidential Poll Results
Editorial notes Barnard students showed a conservative tilt in a recent presidential poll while the faculty favored Norman Thomas and Socialist ideas. Critics say both major parties fail to address current economic turmoil and urge real reforms beyond Hoover era constraints.
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Barnard
Mr. Hoover
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Rendezvous at Broadhurst Theater Sparks Mixed Reactions
A Town review condemns Rendezvous for implausible plotting and preachy gunman imagery while praising a rare Oakley performance. It notes lively Mozart rehearsals under Barzin, critiques Die Meistersinger and Eulen Spiegel renditions, and remarks on Miss Monath's striking stage presence amid orchestral missteps.
The Great Lover Revived on Broadway Pre Mortem Notice
A critical note on The Great Lover revival, praising Lou Tellegen’s performance while deeming the supporting cast weak. The piece recalls the 1915 origin, notes the play’s dulling revival, and frames the production as a pre mortem assessment of its fate.
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Jean Pourel
Don Giovanni
Lou Tellegen
Broadway
Music Society Offers Eight-Concert Season Under Barzin
The Society of Young Musicians premiered at Carnegie this fall under conductor Leon Barzin. The reviewer missed the first program due to a lecture but notes a minuet in march time and wonders about old style French Noel overtures.
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Society of Young Musicians
Leon Barzin
Carnegie
Lawrence Tibbett At Carnegie Hall Left Listeners Mixed
Lawrence Tibbett faced mixed reviews after his Carnegie Hall recital. Critics praised his vocal control and diction in the first half but found the program lacked variety and feeling. The second half showed warmth, with strong response to negro spirituals and folk songs, highlighting his rich baritone and expressive range.
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Lawrence Tibbett
Tibbett
Tibett
Meeting of former delegates to Silver Bay noon today
A notice announces a gathering of former delegates to Silver Bay in the Little Parlor today at noon. The short event invites attendance and notes the location and time for the meeting.
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Silver Bay
American painter Glenn Coleman and city imagery in transition
The article discusses Willa Cather and others while focusing on Glenn Coleman’s artistic shift from regional to metropolitan themes. It notes his early abstraction, technical changes, and a final, stylized cityscape approach culminated by a painting like Bus View.
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Willa Cather
Lewis
Glenn Coleman
New York
Coleman
Picasso
Faculty stance highlights government policy and personnel debate
The faculty's attitude is a square facing of the government problems and a frank demand for reform in policy and personnel. They contend their presidential election stance serves Barnard's commitment to constructive liberal thought.
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Barnard
Art Memorial Exhibition Highlights Regional Themes
An Art Memorial Exhibition discusses contemporary trends toward regionalism in America. The piece references Robert Frost and his influence on elevating the Yankee farmer as part of the regionalist movement.
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America
Robert Frost
Assembly to hear three party speakers on Supreme Court
The assembly will hear three speakers on the Supreme Court candidate, noted for Republican support and merit. Dean G. Sleeve will preside as Professor Braur of the German Department arranges the event, inviting the public to attend.
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Supreme Court
Posium
Dean G
Sleeve
Braur
Lego
Disjointed notes on art, places, and Whitney visit
Fragmentary reflections mention Washington Square and Brooklyn Heights, Greenwich Village, Dyckman Ferry, Bowery, and art accounts. A casual remark questions values of Coleman if alive, with musings on mass, end line, and humanity, plus an invitation to visit the Whitney for a contrast to Wall Street’s pastel scenes.
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Washington Square
Brooklyn
Greenwich Village
Dyckman Fer
Bowery
Coleman
Cole
Wall Street
Whitney
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Margaret Altschul
Jean Decker
Sylvia Siman
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Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University
115Th Street
Editorial
Broadhurst Theatre
Oakley
M. B
Barzin
Strauss
National Orchestral Association
Carnegie Hall
Glenn O. Coleman
OAC
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