…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 MASTERS AND MEN A Useless Discussion ? DONALD E. L SNYDER gether with most modern American At an institution similar to the one literature offers a counter tendency in which we find ourselves, a student here is the finger of God, a flash of we might a omit Dante's Inferno, the tshat will never be classed as either feels himself assailed by a scintilat- the Will than can." The ninth...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, i923 De Pachmann-- -- Chopineer ORLA\NDO BEEDE If a child prodigy is made to per- t the psycology -student in dscovering form efore large audiences, then why the subject of de Pchmsann'e thoughts, ehould not a valuable gentleman do I anti also it i helpful to the studnt the ame? One overlooks little faults of- interprtation n realizing te pi- in the child's pesentation and inter- nost's tota...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 123 THE MICHIGAN DAILY gemus is prose to rest after hours tion of conscious inhibition. A true of breathless labor, and to gae ark genius rises easily and naturally above upon the creation before him. Often the distraction of the petty, Iasei, e is startled by its splendor, amazed ctonscious mind. The other, the less by its perfection. It seems a thin1 fortunate must in some way destroy strangely apart from him, a thin it...…
…rA1u vou THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBE 11,1923 new life and hope to social and relig- Houghton and "'Op-'o-My-Thumb" by ions workers." The audience with somebody else. The casts, I under- few exceptions was composed entire- stand, will include Phylis Turnbull, ly of delinquents, mental, moral, and Mattie Proudfoot, Christine Addison, --rtphysical, and of course they fervent- Donald Snyder, Rhea Shlak, Vera ly grasped "with hope and faith ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .P .1. PitY2 To Read or Not to Read Book Reviews MR. DELL DISCUSSES MARRIAGE JANE MARCH, by Floyd Dell. (Al- fred A. Knopf, $2.50). Janet March was the great-grand- daughter of a Minnesota pioneer, a man who tried many jobs and suc- ceeded at none. His son Andrew, on the other hand, was one of those econ- omical, intelligent, and hardworking men of the 'sixties who, because they were intelligent...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 ert Frost at his lightest. Mere music inig of Russian literature as intensely - of words does not make good poetry. gloomy. The better-known Chekov I can see nothing but childishness in leaves us with a sense of futility. How could life annoy me Dostievski with the melancholy mor- t Any osore? bidness of existence. Chekov is a son L dof the eighties, when surrounding Life: alhedwdow life...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SFVLPN 1fASTERS AD MEN (Continued trom Page One) us invitam dimisit." Does not all drama present at the outset a highly; specialized situation? III Perhaps the tollowing will seem most prohahle: the artist seizes an experience and miakes of it an herit- age of the human rare. This heritage heroines a mseans hy which we may understand all experience. To g deeplyito oer t is to understassd -l...…
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