COMPLETE CONTENTSof This Issue— MARCH 1929

In and About the Theatre

The Neivest O'Neill Heroine—Claudette Colbert—Photograph 50

When Love Flies Out of the W indow—By Gilbert W . Gabriel 51

Tallulah Bankhead as La Divine Sarah—Photograph . ... 57

"Texas" Gave Them a Hand—Photographs.58

The Haunted House of Lunt—By Alexander Woollcott ... 60

Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt—Photograph.61

A Star of Central Europe—Elizabeth Bergner—Photograph . 75

The Colleen of "Street Scene"—Photograph.79

Concerning the. Cinema

The Dramas Speaking Likeness—By Deems Taylor 55

Camilla Horn of Berlin—Photograph. 70

Laura La Plante of "Show Boat"—Photograph . . 85

The World of Art

Penseuse by Helene Sardeau.53

Scenes from the Cinema—By Mabel Dwight.54

Girl in a W hite Dress—By Modigliani.67

The World of Ideas

Dictators and Morality—By William Bolitho.47

The Critic in the Crib—By Aldous Huxley.56

Literary Hors d'CEuvres

Aphrodite in Au/is—By George Moore..48

Extract From My Unwritten Reminiscences— By Compton Mackenzie.52

The Necktie—By Michel Corday.59

W inter in French West Africa—By Paul Morand . ... 63

Living Dangerously—By Louis Golding.66

Tragedy at a Society Revel—By David Cart.69

The Gay Social Whirl—By Charles G. Shaw.71

Unreal Estate—By Geoffrey Kerr.72

What Do You Deduce?—By Carey Ford.73

Why They Got Married—By Sherwood Anderson.74

The Up-Set—By John Riddell.77

The Week-End Bore—By Harold Nicolson.78

Fate and the Doctor—By Ferenc Molndr.84

Poetry and Verse

Peregrine—By Alexander Laing.59

Satirical Sketches

The Loves of Anatol—By Raymond De Lavererie.49

Gleaned in the Galleries—By Covarrubias.65

Aux Bords dc la Seine—By Adolph Dehn.68

In the Public House—By George Belcher.76

Miscellaneous

11 Maestro—Arturo Toscanini—Photograph.46

Ink-Stained Ambassadors—Photographs.62

The Wicked Duke of Praslin—By Edmund Pearson . ... 80

The Business Stroke—By Bernard Darwin.81

Hall of Fame.82

At the Cafe—By Henri Duvernois.83

The Bid of Tivo Versus Three—By Lelia Hattersley . ... 86

Smart Hints Against the Rainy Day.87

Exhibits from the New York Automobile Show.88

Our London Letter on Mens Fashions.90

For the W ell-Dressed Man.92