Alumni Publications
J. S. McNamara '29 is the author of "I Wouldn't Give Them to Say" in the April issue of Story.
The March issue of Vanity Fair contains Miss Conroy and Her Sister" by C. K. O'Neill '31.
American Plays Printed 1714-1830. A Bibliographical Record" compiled by Frank Pierce Hill '76, has been published as a volume of 152 pages by the Stanford University Press. Mr. Hill in his preface states that his compilation is based primarily upon two earlier lists, but that it does contain for the first time plays known to have been written and published between 1814 and 1830 by (1) American authors, (2) Foreign authors living in America, and (3) American authors living abroad. The list will be especially valuable as it indicates the known location of the plays in some of the larger libraries in the United States. This valuable bibliography is arranged in three parts, (1) Lists of authors and anonymous titles, (2) a title list, and (3) a chronological list. The only Dartmouth graduate whose works are listed in this Bibliography is David Everett of the class of 1795, author of "Daranzel or the Persian Patriot" Boston 1800, and "Slaves in Barbary" a drama in two acts. Everett is the author of the well-known quotation
"Large Streams from Little Fountains Flow, Tall Oaks from Little Acorns Grow." Listed in this Bibliography is another play of interest to Dartmouth men, the author of which is unknown, "The French Revolution including a story, founded in fact, of Leontine and Matilda, writen (sic) and exhibited in the United Fraternity at Dartmouth College 1790."
Edwin O. Grover '94 is the author of "Rollins Slant on Creative Writing" which appears in the March issue of the EnglishJournal.
The New England Quarterly for March contains "Emerson and Jonas Very" by Carlos Baker '3l.
Part 16 of the Colophon (March) contains an article by Fred Lewis Pattee '88, entitled "Anthologies of American Literature Before 1861."
"The World Depression 1929—" a books and pamphlets in the New York Public Library, compiled by William W. Shirley '22, first Assistant of the Economics Division, has been published as a pamphlet of sixty pages by the New York Public Library.
'The May issue of Driftwind contains a poem "Spring Measure" by Clifton E. Blake '24.
F. W. Cleaves '33 is the author of an article in the last issue of Classical Philology, the title of which is "Hxeres."
The Cambridge Review for March 9 contains an article by Charles Prouty '3l, entitled "Roosevelt's New Deal."
The Spring issue of the American Scholar contains an article "Individuals in the Future" by Professor Herbert A. Miller '99.
Roger Warner '18 is the author of an article "Four Miles of Gay Danger" which appears in the April issue of Esquire.
In the issue of the Scientific Monthly for April in the series of Science Service Radio Talks is an article "The Telephone Pole and the Mushroom" by Reginald H. Colley 'O9.
"Twilight of the German University" by Shepard Stone '29, appears in the April issue of Current History.
Herbert A. Wolff 'lO is the author of "Civil Liberties and the Teacher" in TheStandard.
"The Sardine Can" by Clifford B. Orr '2B, appears in the May issue of Esquire.
