O. E. F.

THE CRIMSON BOOKSHELF

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W ITH the recent deaths of Lytton Strachey and Gamaliel Bradford, Andre Maurois remains as the most prominent living biographer.

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Comrades, leave me here a little, on this cool November morn; To reflect on Harvard's glory, that which was but

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On Monday night Mr. Lew Leslie, of Blackbird fame brought his last season's review, "Rhapsody in Black" to the Majestic

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Mr. Frederick March's rise as an actor of no mean significance has been most pleasant. He is one of the

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When a play has been produced six nights a week in New York for something like fifteen months there is

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B RYAN STINSON, tramp athlete and professional football player, through the generosity of an alumnus is brought to Cheltenham University

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Earl Carrol has usually depended upon beautiful girls scantily clad to put over any one of his reviews. His shows

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I N, publishing this book. The Century Company has done something new. It has printed a book that defies being

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A story about the elopements, marriages, and divorces of a group of New York society people is not a new

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Gradually the producers of the talkies are getting away from attributing vocal or musical qualities to actors and actresses that