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...Miles has written on the theater for the London Daily Telegraph and is New York critic of the Minneapolis Star. He considers "A Comedy of Good and Evil" one of the most interesting plays he has read in the last two years...
...Lewis '35, Chairman of the Class Album Committee, announced last night that C. R. Cherington '35 has been appointed Editorial Chairman to succeed Hugh M. Wade who has left College. Cherington prepared at Exeter. Since he has been at Harvard he has been connected with the Critic and the Advocate...
...Miles is most prominent as a critic and playwright, although he has had considerable experience as a director. He collaborated with John Colton, author of "Rain," and "Shanghai Gesture," in writing the play "9 Pine St.," and his other plays include 'Portrait of Gilbert" and "The Granite Lady...
...should ever be exploited as a prodigy. Vladimir's schooling was to last until he was 24-until the Revolution interfered. The family lost its home, its money, even the piano from which the young musician could rarely be pried. An uncle who was a music critic arranged for his first public appearance in 1922. Year after, Vladimir played 70 concerts in Russia, 23 in Leningrad alone where he was paid in flour & butter as often as in rubles...
...feelings: "The country is fecund, heartwarming, uncritical-like a mother. Sordid things there are always there; it is necessary to look about a bit for beauty." Author Paul has looked & looked, seems not quite sure what his view adds up to. He modestly dedicates The Pumpkin Coach to Critic Burton Rascoe, who once avowed: "I am so constituted that I had rather read bad stuff than nothing." But Author Paul does not do himself justice : his book, in spots, is even truer than it is beautiful. Readers who liked John Boynton Priestley's The Good Companions will find...