Worldwide attention is being
given to the able editing of
Stanislaus Joyce's "My Broth-
er's Keeper: James Joyce's Ear-
ly Years," by former Detroiter
Prof. Richard Ellmann, of
Northwestern University.
Dr. Ellmann, whose own book
on Joyce is due off the press
the end of this year, wrote the
scholarly introduction to this
volume; and his editing of the
Stanislaus Joyce manuscript is
credited with the significance
that is wildly attached to "My
Brother's Keeper" in literary
circles throughout the world.
A great deal of interest at-
taches, in Dr. Ellman's editing
and introduction, to an under-
standing of Joyce's attitude to-
wards the Catholic Church. It
is possible that Ellmann's ap-
proach to his subject has res-
cued Stanislaus Joyce from Vat-
ican disfavor. In any event,
Joyce's name is not in danger
now of rejection by his church.
Prof. Ellmann certainly has
dealt kindly with him.
Dr. Ellmann is the son of
Judge and Mrs. James I. Ell-
mann, of 55 Connecticut, High-
land Park.

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Roger Sessions, music, and then be guaranteed by the
author Stark Young, theater. United States through the
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Prof. Ellmann's
Editing of 'Joyce'
WidelyAcclaimed