The Blue Review
Literature Drama Art Music Numbers One to Three, May 1913 - July 1913
Herausgeber: Middleton Murry, John
The Blue Review
Literature Drama Art Music Numbers One to Three, May 1913 - July 1913
Herausgeber: Middleton Murry, John
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Originally published in 1913, this volume contains the full text of editions one, two and three of The Blue Review - the magazine of literature, drama, art and music - from May 1913 to July 1913.
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Originally published in 1913, this volume contains the full text of editions one, two and three of The Blue Review - the magazine of literature, drama, art and music - from May 1913 to July 1913.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 510g
- ISBN-13: 9780367180102
- ISBN-10: 0367180103
- Artikelnr.: 60020537
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 510g
- ISBN-13: 9780367180102
- ISBN-10: 0367180103
- Artikelnr.: 60020537
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
John Middleton Murry
Number One. 1. A Study in Dubiety. 2. The Song of the Mad Prince. 3. The
Vixen. 4. To His Friend to try Another Tavern. 5. The Soiled Rose. 6. The
Beggar's Hunt. 7. The Esperanto of Art. 8. Epilogue: Pension Seguin. 9. The
Theatre. 10. Fiction. 11. General Literature. 12. French Books. 13.
Georgian Music. 14. The Galleries. 15. Review of Reviews: English, French,
Italian. 16. Drawings by Ambrose McEvoy, Derwent Lees, Harold Squire, and
Norman Wilkinson. Number Two. 1. Joachim Among the Sheepcotes. 2. Yasmin.
3. The End of the Lonely King. 4. Lines Spoken at the Opening of the
Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 5. Millie. 6. Anger and Dismay. 7. A Fresh
Start in Music. 8. Epilogue: II. Chronicles of the Month: 9. The Theatre.
10. Poetry. 11. The Novels. 12. General Literature. 13. French Books. 14.
Music. 15. The Galleries. 16. Drawings by G. S. Lightfoot, J. D. Innes and
Frances Jennings. Number Three. 1. Post Georgin. 2. Love. 3. The Busy
Heart. 4. Love's Youth. 5. When We are Old, are Old. 6. Sister Barbara. 7.
Daibutsu. 8. Mr. Bennett, Stendhal and the Modern Novel. 8. Ariadne in
Naxos. 9. Epilogue: III. Bains Turcs. Chronicles of the Month: 10. The
Threatre: Masefield and Marie Lloyd. 11. The Novels: Security and
Adventure. 12. General Literature: Irish Plays and Playwrights. 13. German
Books: Thomas Mann. 14. Italian Books. 15. The Galleries: Gino Severini.
16. Music: Beethoven, Elgar, Debussy.
Vixen. 4. To His Friend to try Another Tavern. 5. The Soiled Rose. 6. The
Beggar's Hunt. 7. The Esperanto of Art. 8. Epilogue: Pension Seguin. 9. The
Theatre. 10. Fiction. 11. General Literature. 12. French Books. 13.
Georgian Music. 14. The Galleries. 15. Review of Reviews: English, French,
Italian. 16. Drawings by Ambrose McEvoy, Derwent Lees, Harold Squire, and
Norman Wilkinson. Number Two. 1. Joachim Among the Sheepcotes. 2. Yasmin.
3. The End of the Lonely King. 4. Lines Spoken at the Opening of the
Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 5. Millie. 6. Anger and Dismay. 7. A Fresh
Start in Music. 8. Epilogue: II. Chronicles of the Month: 9. The Theatre.
10. Poetry. 11. The Novels. 12. General Literature. 13. French Books. 14.
Music. 15. The Galleries. 16. Drawings by G. S. Lightfoot, J. D. Innes and
Frances Jennings. Number Three. 1. Post Georgin. 2. Love. 3. The Busy
Heart. 4. Love's Youth. 5. When We are Old, are Old. 6. Sister Barbara. 7.
Daibutsu. 8. Mr. Bennett, Stendhal and the Modern Novel. 8. Ariadne in
Naxos. 9. Epilogue: III. Bains Turcs. Chronicles of the Month: 10. The
Threatre: Masefield and Marie Lloyd. 11. The Novels: Security and
Adventure. 12. General Literature: Irish Plays and Playwrights. 13. German
Books: Thomas Mann. 14. Italian Books. 15. The Galleries: Gino Severini.
16. Music: Beethoven, Elgar, Debussy.
Number One. 1. A Study in Dubiety. 2. The Song of the Mad Prince. 3. The
Vixen. 4. To His Friend to try Another Tavern. 5. The Soiled Rose. 6. The
Beggar's Hunt. 7. The Esperanto of Art. 8. Epilogue: Pension Seguin. 9. The
Theatre. 10. Fiction. 11. General Literature. 12. French Books. 13.
Georgian Music. 14. The Galleries. 15. Review of Reviews: English, French,
Italian. 16. Drawings by Ambrose McEvoy, Derwent Lees, Harold Squire, and
Norman Wilkinson. Number Two. 1. Joachim Among the Sheepcotes. 2. Yasmin.
3. The End of the Lonely King. 4. Lines Spoken at the Opening of the
Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 5. Millie. 6. Anger and Dismay. 7. A Fresh
Start in Music. 8. Epilogue: II. Chronicles of the Month: 9. The Theatre.
10. Poetry. 11. The Novels. 12. General Literature. 13. French Books. 14.
Music. 15. The Galleries. 16. Drawings by G. S. Lightfoot, J. D. Innes and
Frances Jennings. Number Three. 1. Post Georgin. 2. Love. 3. The Busy
Heart. 4. Love's Youth. 5. When We are Old, are Old. 6. Sister Barbara. 7.
Daibutsu. 8. Mr. Bennett, Stendhal and the Modern Novel. 8. Ariadne in
Naxos. 9. Epilogue: III. Bains Turcs. Chronicles of the Month: 10. The
Threatre: Masefield and Marie Lloyd. 11. The Novels: Security and
Adventure. 12. General Literature: Irish Plays and Playwrights. 13. German
Books: Thomas Mann. 14. Italian Books. 15. The Galleries: Gino Severini.
16. Music: Beethoven, Elgar, Debussy.
Vixen. 4. To His Friend to try Another Tavern. 5. The Soiled Rose. 6. The
Beggar's Hunt. 7. The Esperanto of Art. 8. Epilogue: Pension Seguin. 9. The
Theatre. 10. Fiction. 11. General Literature. 12. French Books. 13.
Georgian Music. 14. The Galleries. 15. Review of Reviews: English, French,
Italian. 16. Drawings by Ambrose McEvoy, Derwent Lees, Harold Squire, and
Norman Wilkinson. Number Two. 1. Joachim Among the Sheepcotes. 2. Yasmin.
3. The End of the Lonely King. 4. Lines Spoken at the Opening of the
Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 5. Millie. 6. Anger and Dismay. 7. A Fresh
Start in Music. 8. Epilogue: II. Chronicles of the Month: 9. The Theatre.
10. Poetry. 11. The Novels. 12. General Literature. 13. French Books. 14.
Music. 15. The Galleries. 16. Drawings by G. S. Lightfoot, J. D. Innes and
Frances Jennings. Number Three. 1. Post Georgin. 2. Love. 3. The Busy
Heart. 4. Love's Youth. 5. When We are Old, are Old. 6. Sister Barbara. 7.
Daibutsu. 8. Mr. Bennett, Stendhal and the Modern Novel. 8. Ariadne in
Naxos. 9. Epilogue: III. Bains Turcs. Chronicles of the Month: 10. The
Threatre: Masefield and Marie Lloyd. 11. The Novels: Security and
Adventure. 12. General Literature: Irish Plays and Playwrights. 13. German
Books: Thomas Mann. 14. Italian Books. 15. The Galleries: Gino Severini.
16. Music: Beethoven, Elgar, Debussy.







