VANITY FAIR

A Spontaneous New Year's Tribute to "Vanity Fair" by Some of the Eminent Classic Dancers who have been Featured in its Pages

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CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY 1921

In and About the Theatre

George Bernard Shaw—Photograph - ----28

Carpentier and Irene Castle—Photograph - ---34

Leonora Hughes—Photograph - -----40

Young Leading Men—Photographs - ----42

Sombre Reflections on the Slumping Drama—By George S. Chappell ------------------45

Cécile Sorel—Photograph - ------47

The Movie Rights, Including the Scandinavian—Photographs 50

Stars First Seen from the New Amsterdam Roof—Photographs 51

George Arliss—Photograph - ------ 53

The Prince and the Pauper—Photographs ------54

It's a Poor Play that Hasn't a Happy Ending—Photographs - 56

Marilynn Miller—Photograph -----------58

Lennox Robinson—Irish Dramatist—By St. John Ervine - - 62

Pearl White—Photograph -----------65

Margaret Severn—Photographs ----------66

James K. Hackett, as "Macbeth"—By Arthur Symons - - - 67

The World of Art

Sculpture—Photographs -------------32

Hamadryads and Sisters of Narcissus—Photographs - - - -60

Nicolas Roerich—By Christian Brinton - ----61

Dance Drawings, in White Chalk, by Van Dearing Perrine— Photographs - --------63

The World of Ideas

The Novels of W. L. George—By H. L. Mencken - - - - 33

What is Wrong with the Newspapers?—By Walter Lippmann - 36

The Menace of the Idealist—By Floyd Dell ------41

A Jung Man's Fancy—By Heywood Broun.49

Intellectuals and Highbrows—By Simeon Strunsky - - - - 32

Awarding the 1920 Prizes in Literature—By Hugh Walpole - 55

Poetry and Verse

The Hungry Heart—By Edna St. Vincent Millay------49

The Other Flower—By David Osborne Hamilton---------55

Literary Hors d'Oeuvre

Tales of the Twilight. I. The Dumb Wife—By Thomas Burke 29

Literary Successes of 1921—By Stephen Leacock - - - - - 39

The Art of Dramatic Criticism—By John Peale Bishop - - - 43

Crab Meat Sympathique—By Nib - - -46

The Bartered Souls—By Giovanni Papini - - - - - - - 57

Jealousx—By Mildred Cram - -----59

Satirical Sketches

Have You Ever Misplaced a Girl?—Sketches by Thelma Cudlipp Grosvenor --------------- 30

The Vodka Influence on the Native Nymphs and Fauns— Sketches by August Henkel ----------38

Telephotography—Sketches by Ethel Plummer -----44

Sweet Simplicity and Her Social Success—Sketches by Fish - 68

The Chicago Motor Show—Photographs -------70

New Custom Cars—Photographs - ---.72

Our Motor Resume and Forecast—By George W. Sutton, Jr. - 78

The World Outdoors

Financial Article—By J. George Frederick - ---31

Carpentier and Dempsey—By Heywood Broun - - - - - 35

The Apotheosis of Greenwich Village—Photographs - - - - 37

The Hall of Fame—Photographs - ----- 48

The Evolution of Vanity Fair. Part II.—By James L. Ford - 64

Our Auction Bridge Refuge—By R. F. Foster -----69

Financial Article—By M. S. Rukeyser -------- 100

Miscellaneous

Volume 15 Number 6

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