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Last week Sir Thomas was helping Manhattan's Metropolitan Opera make a smashing success in Chicago. Said the Chicago Tribune's discriminating Claudia Cassidy of Sir Thomas' Faust: "Its most persuasive points were Beecham's energetic pursuit of the beauty and brimstone of Gounod's...
For them as hasn't read Mr. Sampson's delightful anecdotla, let it here be noted that on the trip to West Point (a Journey on which Julian wanted every photographer from every Boston paper to see the club off--by the way, he's obsessed by pictures), he hustled...
If you come home some evening with a terrific appetite, don't rush to supper. Relax, as I did, in the coziest little armchair imaginable, and read a delightful article on page 81, called "Children Can Be Taught Life," by Dorothy May Anderson. It's all about how the author...
This issue's poetry ranks for above that of the Advocate's recent years. Without a pretense of profundity George Montgomery's series, "Ice in June," skillfully weds the short line stanza to an almost epigrammatic subject matter. Like William Ober's "Murder ex Cathedra," these light and occasionally brilliant...
Author Seabrook was raised in Maryland's spooky Pennsylvania Dutch country. Whenever his domineering mother was out of his sight, William moped. One day his half-crazy grandmother (with the help of a delightful little bottle) led the sad child into a clearing in a "new, strange wood." There...