Published: Mar 1934
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Contents
Page | Title | Author |
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3 | British Empire toast: written at the request of L.S.Amery & Sir Frank Fox | Kipling, Rudyard |
3 | Parody. If: further amusing parodies of ‘If’ | News & Notes |
4 | Vaudeville Theatre. Reading of Kipling’s poems in Feb. 1934 | News & Notes |
5 | Magic of Kipling [: in 30 years time Kipling will equate to Shakespeare] | News & Notes |
5 | SONS OF MARTHA (v). Kipling’s explanation in correspondence | News & Notes |
6 | At school with Rudyard Kipling: President’s article in Manchester paper | News & Notes |
6 | British Museum Library: will it some day possess K’s uncollected work? | News & Notes |
6 | JUNGLE BOOKS. Motor trade in US compared with Mowgli’s pack | News & Notes |
7 | Civil & Military Gazette. Christmas supplement excerpts, 1933 | News & Notes |
7 | Doubleday, Frank Nelson. New York publisher. Obituary | News & Notes |
7 | TRUCE OF THE BEAR (FNv). Allegory of Russia’s attitude to trade… | News & Notes |
8 | Imperialism. …don’t allow yourself to be deceived by any such nonsense… | News & Notes |
9 | Critics. Curious statements in Jamaica ‘Daily Gleaner’, Dec 1933 | News & Notes |
9 | Music settings. Sussex, by James R. Dear | News & Notes |
9 | Proms Circle. J.H.C. Brooking founder member [:Queen’s Hall concerts] | News & Notes |
9 | Short story. World’s greatest master, says James Agate | News & Notes |
10 | Post-Bag diversions; anthology by E.V. Lucas. Methuen. 7/6 | [Brief review] |
10 | United Services College 1874-1911, by Major H.A. Tapp + 030/65 (Review) | [Brief comment] |
11 | United Services College. Old Boys’ Luncheon 1934 | Hon. Librarian |
12&20 | Other Kipling + Discussion + 029/01 (News & Notes) | Frankau, Pamela |
21&29 | Patriotism. Rudyard Kipling as a patriot + Discussion + 029/02 (N&N) | Skipton, Rev. H.P. Kennedy |
31 | Auctions & sales. Kipling prices: 1934 (1) + 030/67 C 031/98 | |
FP&03 | Allahabad. Bungalow where the ‘Pioneer’ was first printed in 1865 | Photograph |