... of German in the University College of Toronto. Admission free. Thursday. 3 p as: WILHELM RAABE. Thursday, II p.m.: HEINRICH HEINE. Frida A y. 12 noon: GOETHE's DRAMATIC CHARCTERS. Friday. 4 p.m.: THE GRETCHEN TRAGEDY. ...

... of Gemoar. the University College cf Tdronto. Admission Free. Thursday, 3.0 p.m.: WILHELM HAABE.” Th-rsday. 6.0 p.zt.: HEINRICH HEINE. Friday. 12 noon: CHARACTERS. GOETHE'S DRAMATIC Kr'day, 4.0 THE Taz press;rr crisis and its soldtion. F'nci M-ctii'4 ...

... historic centres in the Bremen district, and a walktour :n the Harz Mountains, taking the same route as did Goethe and Heinrich Heine, whose Harzreise has been studied by the sixth-form members of the party. Busy time THE GERMAN PARTY will be in Hull from ...

... narrow' ing river the Lorelei. a huge mass of basalt rock some 130 -metres high. which gained great - popularity through Heinrich Heine's song. It was disturbing news to learn that the occupying French forces had had it mined with the idea of toppling it ...

... persist. My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God. In this phrase is summed 411 the pathos of man's innermost r.eed. Heinrich Heine, sick in mind and body dragged himself to the Louvre and there, before the statue of the Venus of Milo. poured out the ...

... producer at the New Lindsey Theatre. London, has recently completed a translation—from a rare copy in the British Museum—of Heinrich Heine'a Faust. He is also preparing an English version of a recentlydiscovered Tchehov play. Don Juan in the Russian Manner ...

... race hatred. He recalled the debt that German culture and history owed to Jews like Felix Mendelssohn. the composer, and Heinrich Heine, Ithe poet. ...

... ON JESTING Jests—brain-fleas that jump about among the slumbering ideas.—Heinrich Heine. A bitter jest, when it comes too near the truth, leaves a sharp sting behind it.—Tacitus. A BIBLE THOUGHT The Lord will be a refuge for the oppressed, a refuge in ...

... which haunting music ?{ Adolphe Adam, décor and costumes by ugh Stevenson. and Théophile Gautiers‘ scenario on a theme by Heinrich Heine combine to carry the audience into another world. The choreography is by Dolin after Jean Coralli. The magic proved as ...

... which haunting musml ;{ Adolphe Adam, décor and costumes by ugh Stevenson, and Théophile GuutiersE scenario on a theme by Heinrich Heine com- [ bine to carry the audience into another world. The choreography is by Dolin after Jean Coralli. The magic proved ...

... Ballet presented Giselle, the ballet with music by Adolphe Adam, scenario by Theophile Gautier, based on a theme by Heinrich Heine, produced by Nicholai Sergueeff, after choreography by Coralli, with scenery and costumes by James Bailey. When Margot ...

... who wrote The Lord is my Shepherd W doubtless as objectionable to the learned doctor as the poems of the “Jew-boy Heinrich Heine. If the students of Edinburgh University who attend the English literature lectures are treated to that type of * lunfoad ...