The Dial Magazine:
A Selected, Annotated Table of Contents,
Vol 71 (July - December 1921)

71.1 (July 1921)

• Fsp. "Woman at a Table"by Pablo Picasso
• Sherwood Anderson. "Out of Nowhere into Nothing" I, 1-18.
• D.H. Lawrence, "Snake," 19-21.
• Wyndham Lewis. "Paris Vs. The World," 22-7.
• Marianne Moore, Two Poems: "When I buy Pictures" and "Graveyard"
• William Butler Yeats, "Four Year: 1887-91" 70-87
• Logan Pearsall Smith. Rev. of Lytton Strachey's Queen Victoria, 96-100.
• Thomas Jewel Craven. Rev. of Vision and Design by Roger Fry, 100-106

71.2 (August 1921)

• Mina Loy, "Perlun"142
• G. Santayana, "Dons" 143-5
• Amy Lowell, Two Poems
• 3 paintings by Wyndham Lewis
• Sherwood Anderson, "Out of Nowhere into Nothing" II, 153-169
• William Butler Years, "Four Years" XVI 179-197
• Ezra Pound, "Three Cantos " (5th, 6th, and 7th)
• Clement Pansaers, "Paris Letter" 209-212 (discusses new books by
• Proust, Paul Morand, Francis Picaba, Jean Cocteau)
• T.S. Eliot. "London Letter" (Includes rev. of Strachey's QV and comment on VW): 213-7
• Gilbert Seldes on Shaw's Back to Methusaleh, 227-231

71.3 (September 1921)

• Arthur Schnitzler, "The Greek Dancer," 253-64
• William Butler Yeats, "Thoughts Upon the Present State of the World." 265-9
• Benedetto Croce on Balzac, 270-280
• Paul Morand, "Turkish Night" Tr. By Ezra Pound, 281-91
• Max Weber, Still Life f.p. 296
• Sherwood Anderson, "Out of Nowhere into Nothing" VI, 325-46
• Malcolm Cowley, Rev of Bliss by Katherine Mansfield "Page Dr Blum!" 365-7

71.4 (October 1921)

• Anatole France "La Vie en Fleur" 379-98
• G. Santayana, "The Irony of Liberalism" 407-17
• Raymond Mortimer, "Thomas Moore" 423-37
• E.E. Cummings [Always before your voice my soul. . ."] 339-40
• D.H. Lawrence, "Sea and Sardinia" 441-451
• T.S. Eliot, "London Letter" (Strawinsky, The Golden Bough, Shaw) 452-55
• Ezra Pound, "Paris Letter" (Cocteau, Picaba, Natalie Barney, Proust) 456-63
• Padaric Colum, Rev of Yeats Selected Poems 464-8
• J. Middleton Murry, "The Commemoration of John Keats" 476-81
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 487-91 (looking forward to winter season of concerts)

71.5 (November 1921)

• George Moore, "Peronnik the Fool" 497-53
• G. Santayana, "Dickens"537-49
• Anatole France, "La Vie en Fleur" II 561-80
• D.H. Lawrence, "Sea and Sardinia" II 583-92
• Padric Colum, "Irish Fairy Tales" Rev. of Irish Fairy Tales by James Stephens 601-3
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 615-9 (American music: John Alden Carpenter)

71.6 (December 1921)

• J. Middleton Murray, "Flaubert" 625-36
• Marianne Moore, Two Poems ("New York" and "The Labours of Hercules") 637-8
• Paul Rosenfeld "American Painting" (Ryder, then section three on Marin, Dove, and OK. Two illustrations for article: one Ryder, the other "Black Spot" by OK. This is the most egregiously sexist of Rosenfeld's reviews -- the one about gigantic climaxes) 663-70.
• Maxwell Bodenhein. "Insanity" 671-3
• Anatole France "la Vie en Fleur III" 675-91
• Arthur Dove "The Cow" Foll p 692.
• Bertrand Russell, "Higher Education in China" 693-698
• Picasso, "Arlequin" and "A Drawing"
• Henry McBride. Rev of Marsden Hartley, Adventures in the Arts 704-6
• Kenneth Burke "Modifying the Eighteenth Century," Rev. of Casanova's Homecoming by Arthur Sschnitzler 707-10
• Henry McBride, "Modern Art" (on Americans visiting Paris) 718-20
• Paul Rosenfeld, "Musical Chronicle" 721-3 (The Prize of Rome)

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