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Four men sat around a long conference table in a Manhattan publisher's office one day last week, registering varying degrees of pleasure. Large, dapper Publisher Richard Roy Smith beamed. Wide-eyed Critic George Jean Nathan puffed contentedly on a cigar. Ernest Boyd lolled crosslegged, grinning through his messianic beard. Hulking Theodore Dreiser looked less glum than usual. All had just learned that the first monthly issue of The American Spectator ("A Literary Newspaper") published by Mr. Smith and edited by the three writers (plus James Branch Cabell and Eugene O'Neill) had sold out its entire edition...
Other speakers who will appear in Peabody Hall of Phillips Brooks House under the auspices of the Menorah Society during the year, are: H. A. Wolfson '12, Nathan Littauer, Professor of Jewish Literature and Philosophy; Dr. Arnold Margolin, former justice of the Supreme Court of the Ukraine; Hyman Morrison '05, professor in the Tufts Medical School; Lewis Goldberg '11, justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court; Kirsopp Lake, professor of Church History; Stephen S. Wise, Rabbi of the New York Free Synagogue; Eustace Hayden, professor at the University of Chicago; and Lion Feuchtwanger, famous German novelist...
Critic George Jean Nathan's newly-published Intimate Notebooks revealed that $500,000 earned by Strange Interlude enabled Playwright Eugene Gladstone O'Neill to gratify two lifelong desires: 1) have shirts tailored in London; 2) own a carriage...
...Nathan L. Miller, onetime (1921-23) Governor...
Died. Professor Edward Everett Hale, 69, author, great-great-nephew of Patriot Nathan Hale; of a heart attack; in Schenectadv...