The Dial Magazine: Selected Table of Contents, Vol 77

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The Dial Magazine:
A Selected, Annotated Table of Contents,
Vol 77 (July - December 1924)

77.1 (July 1924)

Fsp. Edvard Munch, "Landscape" (color)
Jules Romains, "Lucienne" tr. By Waldo Frank, 1-22
Edward Nagle, "Nude" (drawing) f.p. 22
William Butler Yeats, "The Cat and the Moon: A Play for Dancers" 23-30
Alfeo Faggi, Two Sculptures, f.p. 30
Maxim Gorky, "Reminiscences of Leonid Andreyev" II. Tr. By S.S. Koteliansky and Katherine Mansfield, 31-43
Carl Sandburg, "Flat Waters of the West in Kansas" (poem) 44
J.J. Lankes, Two Woodcuts, f.p. 44
Llewelyn Powys, "The Thirteenth Way," (essay) 45-50
Wallace Stevens, "Sea Surface Full of Clouds" 51-4
Raymond Mortimer, "London Letter" 59-63 (British Empire Exhibition at Wembley; amateur theater)
Paul Morand, "Paris Letter" 64-68
Edmund Wilson, "Mr. Lardner's American Characters" Rev. of How to Write Short Stories by Ring Lardner, 69-72
Thomas Craven, "Publishing the Artist." Rev. of Younger Artists' Series , ed. by William Murrell, 76-8
Briefer Mention 82-5; includes D.H. Lawrence by Herbert J. Seligmann; Salvos by Waldo Frank
Comment, 86-90 (political)

77.2 (August 1924)

Fsp. Paul Signac, "La Rochelle" (color)
G. Santyana "The Wisdom of Avicenna" 91-103
Maxim Gorky, "Reminiscences of Leonid Andreyev" II. Tr. By S.S. Koteliansky and Katherine Mansfield, 105-20
Pablo Picasso, Three Paintings and a Pastel, f.p. 120
Jules Romains, "Lucienne" tr. By Waldo Frank, 121-46
Adolphe Dehn, "The Violinist" and "Two Dancers" f.p. 148
Logan Pearsall Smith, "First Catch Your Hare" 149 (essay on lit)
James Stephens, "Dublin Letter" 155-7
Marianne Moore, Rev of The Man Who Died Twice by Edwin Arlington Robinson, 168-70
Briefer Mention, 171-4
Scofield Thayer and Leo Stein, "Two Letters" 175-80

77.3 (September 1924)

Fsp. Duncan Grant, "Woman wi Ewer" (color)
William Butler Yeats, "The Bounty of Sweden: A Meditation" (essay), 181-99
Robert Hillyer, "Black Magic" (poem) 200
Anne Merriman Peck, Two Woodcuts, f.p. 200
F.L. Lucas, "Few, But Roses" (essay on poetry) 201-8
Alfeo Faggi, "Chris Comforts the Women of Jerusalem" (bas-relief) f.p. 208
Edwin Muir, "October at Hellbrunn," (poem) 209
Jules Romains, "Lucienne" tr. by Waldo Frank, 215-38
Georges Seurat, Three Paintings ( including "Un Dimanche a la Grande Jatte" and "La Baignade") f.p. 239
Paul Morand, "Paris Letter" 239-3
Edmund Wilson, "The Seven Low-Brow Arts," Rev. of The Seven Lively Arts by Gilbert Seldes, 244-50
Marianne Moore, "Thistles Dipped in Frost,' Rev. of two books by Maxwell Bodenheim, 251-6
Robert Hillyer, Rev. of William Blake by S. Foster Damon, 257-9
Thomas Craven, "A Neglected Master" Rev. of Georges Seurat by Walter Pach, 260-3
Briefer Mention, 264-8; includes of Living Painters: Duncan Grant, intro by Roger Fry, 268
Comment, 269-70 (death of Joseph Conrad)

77.4 (October 1924)

Fsp. Andre Derain, "Le Collines" (color)
Bertrand Russell, "Philosophy in the Twentieth Century" 271-290
Marianne Moore, "Silence" (poem) 290
William Gropper, Two Drawings, f.p. 290
Maxim Gorki, "A Strange Murderer" 291-7
Frank Dobson, Three Sculptures, f.p. 298
Edwin Muir, "October at Hellbrunn," (poem) 209
Jules Romains, "Lucienne" tr. by Waldo Frank, 299-322
Jose Ortega Y Gasset, "Spanish Letter" 323-9 (churches; Cervantes)
Elie Faure, "Living Art" Rev. of the Dial portfolio, 330-5
Edmund Wilson, "Mr. Hemingway's Dry-Points" Rev. of two books by Hemingway, 340-1
Thomas Craven, "The Pageant of Art," Rev of History of Art by Elie Faure, 342-5
Briefer Mention 346-9
Scofield Thayer and Leo Stein, "Two Letters" 350-60 (continued argument on the "intellectuality" of Renoir)

77.5 (November 1924)

Fsp. Marc Chagall, "The Idiot" (color)
Oswald Spengler, "The Downfall of Western Civilization" tr. By Kenneth Burke, 361-78
J.J. Lankes, Three Woodcuts, f.p. 380
Jules Romains, "Lucienne" tr. By Waldo Frank 381- 410
Marianne Moore "Sea Unicorns and land Unicorns" (poem) 411-3
Ernst Barlach, Three Sculptures, f.p. 312
Thomas Mann, "German Letter" 414-9
Kenneth Burke, "Ethics of the Artist" Rev. of Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann, 420-22
Edmund Wilson, "An Introduction to Joyce" Rev. of James Joyce by Herbert S. Gorman, 430-5
Briefer Mention, 436-9
Gilbert Seldes, "The Theater" 440-1
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 442-4 (Cheney)
Comment, 445-50 (pictures of writers)

77.6 (December 1924)

Fsp. Pablo Picasso, "King Lear" (color)
Clive Bell, "Virginia Woolf," 451-65
Virginia Woolf, "Miss Oremrod" 465-74
Joseph Pennell, Four Drawings, f.p. 474
Marianne Moore, "An Octopus" 475-81
Oswald Spengler, "The Downfall of Western Civilization" tr. By Kenneth Burke, 482-504
Lucien Jacques, Two Woodcuts, f.p. 504
Paul Moran, Paris Letter" 505-8
Elie Faure, Rev. of The Masters of Modern Art by Walter Pach, 509-12
Briefer Mention, 523-6
Gilbert Seldes, "The Theater" Alexander Wolcott; "colored" musicals) 527-8
Henry McBride, "Modern Art"
Jules Pascin, "Henry McBride" (woodcut) f.p. 531
Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 532-3 (League for the Preservation of Inferior Material)
Comment, 534-40 (American liberty vs. deference to European models)

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