April 1923

Articles

• Germany

  "How does a sick nation look? Are the Germans rude to Americans? What do you see in the streets? In the churches and theatres? Are they fat? How's the beer? Do they still love the Kaiser?"

  Langdon Mitchell

• Life of Christ

  Gamaliel Bradford

• The Return of the Middle Class

  Charles E. Park

• The Story of Utopias

  Charles Rumford Walker

• Continental Stagecraft

  George P. Baker

• Old Crow

  Heloise E. Hersey

• The Enchanted April

  A. L. Grant

• Correspondence of James Fenimore-Cooper

  James Melvin Lee

• Realism on the Stage

  George Arliss

• Catholic Church and Anglo-Saxon Mind

  William R. Inge

• Mr. Moore Talks to Mr. Gosse

  George Moore

• A Question for Christians

  H. H. Powers

• PhŒbe

  Alice Hegan-Rice

• A Group of Poems

  George Villiers

• The Ways of a Man in the Mart: Chapters in the Biography of an American Publisher. Iii

  Edward W. Bok

• Appreciations

  Jean Kenyon Mackenzie

• The Jungle Child

  Charlotte Chandler Wyckoff

• Beyond the Strife of Tongues

  George A. Gordon

• 'The Two and Nelson'

  E. Barrington

• Haunted Solitude

  Joseph Auslander

• New England Villages

  John Sterling

• The Behaviourism of Our Grandmothers

  Elizabeth A. Drew

• Britain's Negro Problem

  John H. Harris

• Europe Versus Asia: A Chapter in Mandates

  H. E. Wortham

• The Plumber in Residence

• A Vicious Circle

• Wanted: More Talk

• The Worm Turns

• The Contributors' Column

  N. Fisher, William Henry Clifford, and Elizabeth Roberts

• Exit Prophet

• A First Annual Competition and Exhibition

• The New Living Age

• English Editions

• Limited Editions

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