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That fall, too, a popular young novelist named Ernest Hemingway published "A Farewell To Arms,' 'and critic Lincoln Kirstein '30 wrote: "'Though we cannot now give him the title of "the" or even "a" great American novelist, if he progresses as logically away from uncertainty as up to the present, and grows in every technical power as he has so far done, he will undoubtedly be placed in the company of Melville, Stephen Crane...
Opera is still experiencing a 50-year-old crisis stemming largely from lack of interest by modern composers, Lincoln E. Kirstein '30, former director of the New York City Center, said yesterday...
...Kirstein deplored the lack of new additions to opera repertory, which, he said, depends on productions which are repeated with frequency. "The list of first performances is big. Hope springs eternal. . . but there are few second performances," he continued...
...Lincoln Kirstein former director of the New York City Center, will present the final Theodore Spencer lecture at 4 p.m. today in New Lecture Hall...
...leading American authorities in the field of repertory drama and ballet, Kirstein will speak on "The Future of the Lyric Theaire...