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R OSA Newmarch has included in the fourth volume of this attractive series notes on symphonies, overtures, and concertos. Handy

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Of the current repertory of the Irish players few plays are as little known as "Autumn Fire," the work of

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From England out of Germany comes this screen comedy with music, now being presented at the RKO Keith Theatre. Originally

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MIKE McGloin had the idea football was a pansy game, until he saw a Yale-Army battle. Then he perceived opportunities

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There is on display at the Colonial Theatre an uneven morality play, write and enacted by George Bernard Shaw, and

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W E have long suspected, while reading Miss Fishback's verses in the New Yorker, that they were the product of

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Play and players combined to present a pleasant performance of John Van Druton's "Young Woodley," at the Copley Theatre last

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M emorial volumes are usually disappointing; this is the exception. Here is a selection of prose and poetry of interest,

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W hen Lewis Mumford chose the period from 1865 to 1895, "The Brown Decades," as he calls them, as the

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H ERE is a new and easy way to determine your horoscope without bothering to write to the newspapers. After