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CONTENTS FOR

OCTOBER 1922

In and About the Theatre

The Theatrical Call-Board—By Kenneth Macgowan.. 24

Reasons Why Vienna is Still Gay—Photographs. 42

Darkest Before Dawn—By Hey wood Broun. 43

Irene Castle Approximates Madame Butterfly—Photographs 50

The Damned Effrontery of the Two-a-Day—By Gilbert Seldes 51

Pola Negri Arrives in Person—Photograph. 58

On the Crest of the Theatrical Wave—Photographs. 62

Leopold Jessner—By Kenneth Macgowan. 63

When the Movies Come of Age—By Ralph Block 68

Charlie Chaplin—Photograph 69

Why Young Girls Leave Home—on Saturday Afternoons—Photographs 72

Pauline Frederick—Photograph. 74

The World of Art

A Nezv Portrait Bust of Anatole France—By Bourdelle 38

Marchesa Casati—Photograph 46

Portrait Carving—By Chan a Orloff 52

A Challenge to Mediums—By Patrick Kearney 55

The Paintings of Georgia O'Keefe—By Paul Rosenfeld 56

Smoke—A Wood Cut by Frans Masereel. 60

Jean Cocteau, A Portrait by Marie Laurencin. 61

Save the Old Masters—From Their Friends—By Clive Bell 67

The World of Ideas

Mr. Bell, Miss Cather, and Others—By Edmund Wilson, Jr. 25

Simplicities of the Discussion About France—By Frank Moore Coll 39

The Public and the Artist—By Jean Cocteau. 61

The Decay of Broadway—By Roy McCardell. 65

The New Romance in the English Novel—By Hugh Walpole 75

Poetry

Confessions of a Poet—By Arthur Davison Ficke 44

I'd Have You Think of Me—By Djuna Barnes 67

The Sailor Sings—By Milton Raison. 102

Leap Year—By Harrison Dowd. 114

Literary Hors d'Oeuvres

Look Me Up—By Nancy Boyd ... 44

New Year's Eve—By Arthur Schnitsler 47

Double Lives—By George S. Chappell 49

La Musique Musique et Les Enfants—Par Enfants—Par Erik Satie. 53

The Author Who Took His Critics Seriously—By Thomas Burke 54

Pages from a New Testament—By Sherwood Anderson 57

A Film With a Warning—By Aldous Huxley. 59

Rest, Perturbed Spirits!—By Connor O'Bralc. 73

Satirical Sketches

Love Scenes from Five Forthcoming Novels—By August Henkel 41

The Gob and His Flapper—By Nikolas Remisoff. 45

The Charity Bacaar—By Sto. 48

The Season-End Bathers at Long Beach—By Dorothy Ferriss 64

Behind the Mirrors at Hollywood—By Fish. 70

Feminine Attractions at Belmont Park—By L. Bonnotte 78

The World Outdoors

Ernest Holdcrncss—By Bernard Darwin. 79

The Arrival of the Millennium—By George W. Sutton. Jr. 80

Europe Turns to Light Cars and Novelties—By Coutts Biss 82

Miscellaneous

The Financial Situation—By Merryle Stanley Rukeyser 20

Fashions and Pleasures of New York—By John McMullin 23

The Hall of Fame 76

Four Complex Bridge Hands—By R. F. Foster. 77

For the Well Dressed Man. 83

Metropolitan Shopping Opportunities for Men. 86

Volume 19

Number 2

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