The Little Review, March 1917 (Vol. 3, No. 9)Various
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The Little Review, March 1917 (Vol. 3, No. 9)
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_just as interesting, instructive and unusual as the periodical
in which it is published. We told Miss Anderson we had the
impression that readers of The Little Review might not believe
the perusal of an advertisement either edifying or interesting,
but this is not her opinion, so the results from this
advertisement will prove whether or no we should still respect
her verdict._
This shop, together with its woman’s branch de luxe in The
Stevens Building, is perhaps the most interesting store in the
country—certainly in Chicago. Street Shoes, Sports Wear and
Skating or Tennis things are sold within a delightful
environment, attended by service of the very first order. Prices
are really very moderate.
THE MARTINI TEMPERA COLORS
Have proved the “best” through their exclusive use by the best
Poster and Decorative Artists.
Have you worked with Pogany Blue, Sesser Green or Hutaf Lavender?
Circular and color card furnished on request.
We carry all Standard Makes of Artists’ Material.
FAVOR, RUHL & COMPANY
QUALITY HOUSE
425 WABASH AVENUE · CHICAGO, ILL.
THE ARTISTS’ GUILD
A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED ON A
“NOT FOR PROFIT BASIS.”
Paintings Sculpture
AND
Handwrought Objects
As security for the purchaser and to insure merit, all works
are approved by a jury.
Exquisite and Rare Gifts
The Artists’ and Craft Workers’ own organization
GALLERIES, EXHIBITION AND SALESROOMS
FINE ARTS BUILDING · CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Viola Cole
and
Paulle Gruppe
Joint Recitals
MARCH 12
CLASSIC PROGRAM
MARCH 26
MODERN PROGRAM
ORCHESTRA HALL FOYER CHICAGO
FOUR BOOKS WORTH READING
ANDVARI’S RING
_Arthur Peterson_
“In verse having the dignity, nobility, and impassioned strength
befitting a theme that has kindled the imagination of so many
poets, Arthur Peterson gives a new interpretation of the ever
thrilling and fascinating story of Sigurd and Gunther, of
Brynhild and Gudrun.”
_12^o $1.25 net_
THE WOMAN WHO WOULDN’T
A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS
_Rose Pastor Stokes_
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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