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M. F. E.
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ON THE SHELF
The March number of the Harvard Advocate--the first issue edited by the new board--features an article by John Harding and
ON THE SHELF
FEW biographies can achieve, by their literary excellence, the status of masterpieces in the field of belles letters. A larger
The Playgoer
The Colonial Theatre advertises that it is now presenting George M. Cohan in a play of his own composition, "The
CRIMSON PLAYGOER
To a Boston theatre season that has known little but the light trip of the sock, there comes this week
* The Moviegoer *
In "Life Begins at College" the Ritz Brothers again present their particular brand of humor to the University's theatre audiences.
The Moviegoer
Planned and produced to earn the plaudits of those who shiver with ecstasy at mere mention of the word "Broadway,"
The Moviegoer
Today is Review Day again at the University with "Naughty Marietta" on the one hand and "Craig's Wife" on the
The Crimson Moviegoer
"Waikiki Wedding" has a beginning and an ending and a middle. The middle takes up an hour and 15 minutes;
PARAMOUNT & FENWAY
At the Paramount it is currently a relief to turn from the spy to the mystery story. The mystery, "Murder
* The Moviegoer *
"Theodora Goes Wild" is the story of a small town girl (Irene Dunne) who goes to the big city to
The Crimson Playgoer
The atmosphere which one detects in "Zoo in Budapest," is not wholly a matter of mise-en-scene and photography. In the
BOOKENDS
T HIS is what is known to trade and criticism as an Irish novel," which means that the prose style
BOOKENDS
T HE essays which make up this little book are a reprint of three radio lectures delivered by Mr. Eliot
CRIMSON PLAYGOER
The large and motley horde of movie-goers who follow with enthusiasm the irrepressible clowning of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy
CRIMSON PLAYGOER
There is a story to the effect that last year, when the play "Once In a Lifetime" was presented in
