COMPLETE CONTENTS of This Issue — APRIL 1929

In and About the Theatre

The Last Stage—By Gilbert W. Gabriel.64

Bath Gordon as Serena Blandish—Photograph.65

The Isadora Duncan Dancers of Moscow—Photograph ... 68

The Lady of "Lady Fingers"—Louise Brown—Photograph . . 78

Michael Bohnen—Sempre Mobile—Photographs.77

The Altar of the God, Electricity—Photograph.88

Mary Ellis in "Meet the Prince"—Photograph.98

Concerning the Cinema

Janet Gaynor Finds Pier Place—Photograph.78

The Big Noise—By George Abbott.79

A Fair Alchemist—Esther Ralston—Photograph.96

The World of Art

Lady With a Shawl—By Laura Knight.62

The Imponderable Army of Art—By William Bolitho .... 63

Portrait of an Artist—By Theodore Dreiser.70

Sculptures by Raymond Duchamp-Villon.81

Bookplate Designs by Rockwell Kent.84

The World of Ideas

Speed—The New Vice—By PaulMorand.59

Heh! Heh! Heh!—By Corey Ford.66

Justice for the Victorians—By Thomas Burke.82

The Best Authorities—By Aldous Huxley.91

J. Riddell Memorial Award Short Best Stories—By John Riddell .95

Literary Hors d'Œuvres

The Atrocity—By Michel Corday.61

Do Women Change?—By D. H. Lawrence.69

Clothes and the Man—By Harold Nicolson.71

Small Town Notes—By Sherwood Anderson.72

The Death of Gulielma Sands By Edmund Pearson . . . 74

Variation in a Minor Key—By Claude Anet.76

Benny Ammino Geely and the Veenusboig - By Deems Taylor . 80

An Essay in Doubt—By Louis Golding.85

Another Extract From My Reminiscences By Compton Mackenzie.86

The Gay Social Whirl Encored—By Charles G. Shaw . . . 88

Nine O'Clock in the Morning—By Maddy Vegtel.92

Tragic Journeys—By Ferenc Molndr.97

Satirical Sketches

The Daily Doings of Doris, the Debutante By M. Wildman .97

That Elusive Thing, Manly Charm By Raymond De Leavererie 75

On the Peaks of Montparnasse—By Covarrubias.87

Miscellaneous

Paul Morand of France and Everywhere.—Photograph . . . 58

The Strong, Silent Man of Opera—Photograph.89

Hall of Fame.90

Bunkers for Use and Beauty—By Kenneth Macgowan . . . 94

The Vanderbilt Club Convention—By R. J. Leibenderfer . . 98

Spring Days on the Avenue.99

This Season's Smart European Motors.100

Our London Letter on Men's Fashions.102

For the Well-Dressed Man.104