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... The Literary Lounger. By Keble Howard How America Won the War. It was in this way. If the French asked for a separate peace, England would be forced to do her fighting on her own island. (I suppose the Navy would have retired to Warwickshire A German ...
... much is made as to our art and literary treasures going to America. It is wonderful how many come back. Mine is a poor man's library, but I am proud of the books I possess which have been in America. Here, for example, is the second edition of Pseudodoxia ...
... AMERICA FROM A NEW ANGLE. A Remarkable Literary Study of Present-day America by a Young Writer of Vision and Insight Reviewecdl Ib^ STORM JAMESOH [Author of The Pitiful Wife, etc.) Miss Jameson, who is herself a young novelist of great distinction, ...
... to America. He put the whole thing in a nutshell. They have learnt how to say everything, he said, but they have nothing to say. Such, also, as it happens, is the burden of yet another message that has reached me from a Sphere reader in America itself ...
... I x y V x v V THE jU Plays Ml, fl 0 n n n n IHE f Hhing L w PI n a J U The Country Wife, at Hampstead The Gold Diggers, America's Latest Contribution to the London Stage. By MEEIBEIRT FAMJJEOH The fag-end of the theatrical year has been enlivened at ...
... THE ART OF THE CINEMA. Sotne Truths from America Pretty Ladies at the Tivoli A Happy Beginning. Bo ILSTTILBWOOB Once again the universal appeal of the cinema and of THE SPHERE is simultaneously proved by oversea letters that continue to reach me, supporting ...
... THE ART OF THE CINEMA. From Manchester to Wembley Some Beautiful Indian Films Harold Lloyd and Young America By So R. ILETTILBWOOD, As with all good endeavours, hope and disheartenment, despair and wholly unexpected fruition, make what they call at regattas ...
... pictures of America procurable nowadays. Even on this page we have just been inspecting a bellicose America, and an America struggling with the disadvantage of not being European, At other times and places we get a drunken America, an ...
... Our Gf*°us Cm c ON SPREAD EAGLE, AT THE NEW THEATRE. WHETHER or not America is a mass meeting instead of a nation, it is certain that the medley of contradictory accounts brought across to us of her body politic make a jumbled mass of impressions rather ...
... Where can she go Where she can find a people who are still in the fresh ness and vigour of youth America She has never been to America, and her ideas of America are mainly founded on the writings of American poets. Surely, if she is to find solace, balm, ...
... Raynham Parva, has been chosen by the Detective Story Club of America as the most outstand ing detective story to be published in July. This is the first time in the history of Book Clubs in America that any club has chosen two books written by the same author ...
... Popular Life of Princess Mary Works on which Lord Bryce was engaged strengthening the literary union between England and America and, finally, a dip into pages of a Japanese poet, who sings for us in English. HAPPY is the bride, Royalty or commoner, who ...