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Table of Contents
- Front Advertisements: B-B
- Contents: i-i
- Joachim among the Sheepcotes (Spencer, S.): D-D
- Yasmin: A Ghazel (Flecker, James Elroy): 77-77
- The End of the Lonely King (Boothroyd, Norman): 78-78
- Lines Spoken at the Opening of the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, February 15th, 1913 (Drinkwater, John): 79-81
- Millie (Mansfield, Katherine): 82-87
- Anger and Dismay: A Footnote on the Writings of H. G. Wells (Beresford, J. D.): 88-96
- A Fresh Start in Music (Dent, Edward J.): 97-102
- Epilogue: II (Mansfield, Katherine): 103-109
- The Theatre: Caps, Bells and Legs (Cannan, Gilbert): 110-113
- A Composition (Lightfoot, G. S.): E-E
- The Palm Tree (Innes, J. D.): G-G
- Children (Jennings, Frances): I-I
- Theatres in the Air (Drinkwater, John): 113-116
- Poetry (Abercrombie, Lascelles): 117-122
- The Novels: Imagination (Walpole, Hugh): 123-127
- General Literature: Gretton's Modern History, A Small Boy, Steps of Parnassus, Lore of Prosperine, Dreams (Swinnerton, Frank): 128-133
- French Books: A Classic Revival (Murry, John Middleton): 134-138
- Recent French Novels (Boulestin, X. Marcel): 138-140
- Music: Wolf-Ferrari, Henschel, Fanelli (Browne, W. Denis): 141-142
- The Galleries. Mr. Max Beerbohm's Exhibitions (Marsh, Edward): 143-146
- The Galleries. Indépendants and the Cubist Muddle (Drey, O. Raymond): 146-148
- Back Advertisements: K-L
Citation
"The Blue Review:
Literature Drama Art Music
Vol. 1, No. 2
(1913-06)
"
(1913).
Modernist Journals Project.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:452247/
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