The Dial Magazine:
A Selected, Annotated Table of Contents,
Vol 70 (January - June 1921)

70.1 (January 1921)

• George Moore, "The Decline of the Drama"1-11
• Ford Maddox Hueffer, "Thus to Revisit. . . Part II The Battle of the Poets" 14-22
• Remy de Gourmont, "Dust for Sparrows" tr. by Ezra Pound 24-8
• Wydham Lewis, Two Drawings, f.p. 28
• E.E. Cummings, "Puella Mea" 48-54
• E.E. Cummings, Four Drawings f.p. 54
• Jean Cocteau, "Cock and Harlequin: Notes Concerning Music" 55-62 (Stravinsky)
• William Carlos Williams, Three Poems 633-4
• Kahlil Gibran, "Seven Sayings"69
• Enzo Ferrieri, Italian Letter 70-2
• Malcolm Cowley, "The Chinless Age" Rev. of Leda by Aldous Huxley 73-6
• Robert Morss Lovett, "Mr. Sherwood Anderson's America" Rev. of Poor White by Sherwood Anderson 77-9
• Arthur Wilson, "Sandburg: A Psychiatric Curiosity" Rev. of Smoke and Steel by Carl Sandburg 80-1
• Marianne Moore, "Jacapone da Todi" Rev of spiritual biography of, by Evelyn Underhill, 82- 88
• Babette Deutsch, "Poets and Prefaces," Rev of new books of poetry by D.H. Lawrence, F.S. Flint, Louis Untermeyer, and Arthur Symons. 89-94
• Paul Rosenfeld,"The Novels of Waldo Frank," Rev. of The Dark Mother 95-105
• Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 111-4 (assessing progress of American art: Lachaise, Nadleman, Hartley)
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 115-9 (Ernest Bloch)
• Comment, 122-4 (Assessing the year and the history of The Dial)

70.2 (February 1921)

• Fsp. Charles Demuth, "After Sir Christopher Wren"
• Kenneth Burke, "Approaches to Remy de Gourmont" 125-37
• Joseph Campbell, Six Poems 138-42
• Sherwood Anderson, "The New Englander" 143-58
• Benetto Croce, "In Defense of Imperfect Virtue" 159-63
• Remy de Gourmont, "Dust for Sparrows" tr. by Ezra Pound 164-8
• D.H. Lawrence, "Rex" 169-76
• Bohun Lynch, "Max Beerbohm" 177-192
• Marguerite Zorach, "The Yosemite Valley" Two Drawings f.p. 192
• Enzo Ferrieri, "Italian Letter" 197-201
• Hendrick Willem van Loon, "A Builder of History" Rev. of The Outline of History by H.G. Wells 202-3
• Babette Deutsch, "The Soul of Wit" Rev. of two books on Japanese poetry 204-7
• Gilbert Seldes, "Mr. Vachel Lindsay's Future" 208-10
• Thomas Jewel Craven, "Aesthetics Again" Rev. of Aesthetics: A Critical Theory of Art by H.G. Hartman 211-16
• Scofield Thayer, "A Victorian Lady" Rev. of Margot Asquith: An Autobiography 223-9
• Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 234-6 (Marsden Hartley, Charles Demuth, John Storr)
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" Audiences" 237-41
• Gilbert Seldes, "The Theater" 242-3

70.3 (March 1921)

• Fsp. Gaston Lachaise, "La Montagne"
• Leonid Andreyev, "He, the One Who Gets Slapped"247-300
• Gilbert Seldes, "Our Beggar's Opera" 303-6 (Ziegfield, George M. Cohan, Irving Berlin)
• Richard Aldington, "A Roman Letter" 309-12 (fiction)
• Remy de Gourmont, "Dust for Sparrows" tr. by Ezra Pound 313-16
• D.H. Lawrence "Pomegranate" 317-8 (poem)
• Herman George Scheffauer, "Dynamic Architecture: New Forms of the Future" 323-8
• Andre Germain, "Paris Letter" 329-31
• John Eglinton, "Dublin Letter" 332-5
• Marianne Moore, Rev. of The Sacred Wood by T.S. Eliot 336-9
• Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 356-8
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 359-63 (young Italian symphonists in America)

70.4 (April 1921)

• Fsp. Gaston Lachaise, "The Peacock"
• A.E. Coppard, "The Hurley Burly"369-77
• Marsden Hartley, "The Crucifixion of Noel" (poem) 378-80
• Mina Loy, Two Watercolours f.p. 380
• Ernest Boud, "Adult or Infantile Censorship?"381-5
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Stieglitz" 397-409
• D.H. Lawrence, "The Apostolic Beasts" (poems) 410-6
• Remy de Gourmont, "Dust for Sparrows" tr. by Ezra Pound 417-21
• Alec W.G. Randall, "Main Currents in Contemporary German Literature" 422-27
• Thomas Mann, "Loulou" tr. By Kenneth Burke 428-42
• T.S. Eliot, "London Letter" 448-53 (bad poetry in America and England; Harold Monroe's anthology)
• Ralph Barton Perry, Rev of Reconstruction on Philosophy by John Dewey 454-57
• Evelyn Scott, "A Philosopher of the Erotic" Rev of Women in Love and The Lost Girl by D. H. Lawrence 458-61
• Slater Brown, "The Mystic Finger-Post" Rev. of Mind Energy by Henri Bergson, 462-5
• Joseph Jastrow, "The Academic James" Rev. of The Letters of William James, 466-73
• Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 480-2 (Stiegitz's exhibition of photos)
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 483-5 (opera: the Louise of Charpentier)

70.5 (May 1921)

• FSP: "Brooklyn Bridge" by John Marin
• Johan Bojer, "The Prisoner Who Sang" 491-518
• Harold Cox, "The Problem of Population" 519-25
• Thomas Jewell Craven, "Art and Relativity"535-9 (Einstein and painting)
• Edwin Arlington Robinson, "Modernities" (poem) 539
• Vachel Lindsay, "Avanel Boone, and the Young American Poets of
• Russian Blood" (essay) 540-44
• Elizabeth Nagel, Three Drawings
• Konrad Bercovici, "Fanutza" (story) 545-58
• Remy de Gourmont, "Dust for Sparrows" tr. by Ezra Pound 559-61
• W.C. Blum, "American Letter" 562-8 (Seven Arts critics, William Carlos William, E. E. Cummings)
• Stewart Mitchell, Rev of The Three Taverns by Edwin Arlington Robinson, 569-71
• Kenneth Burke, "The Modern English Novel Plus." [Rev. of Night and Day and The Voyage Out]: 572-5.
• Marianne Moore. Rev. of Development by W. Bryher, with a Preface by Amy Lowell, 588-90
• Briefer Mention of Margaret Sanger, Women and the New Race
• Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 595-7 (the Independents)
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 598-603
• Comment 606-10 (on new magazine of the arts, The Broom, to be published in Italy by Alfred Kreymborg and Harold Loeb)

70.6 (June 1921)

• Fsp. Arthur Lee, "Volupte"
• William Butler Yeats, "Four Years: 1887-91" 611-26
• G. Santyana, "The Comic Mask" 629-32
• Johan Bojer, "The Prisoner Who Sang" 635-72
• Mina Loy, "Mexican Desert" (poem) 672
• Thomas Jewell Craven. "The Awakening of the Academy." {Account of the 1913 Armory Exhibit. pp. 676 -- mentions OK as one of a group of new symbolists] 673-8.
• John Dos Passos, Two Poems 679-81
• John Eglinton, "Dublin Letter" 682-85
• T.S.Eliot, "London Letter," 686-91 (The Phoenix Society, Music-Hall and Review, The State of Criticism, The True Church and the Nineteen Churches)
• Ordway Tead, "The New Psychology" rev. of six new books in social psychology 705-9
• Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 718-21(lack of international art at Pittsburgh exhibition, sculptors)
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 70.6 (June 1921) 598-603 (Stokowski as conductor)
• Announcement 730-32 (The Dial prize: $2000)

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