AT THE FINE ARTS THEATRE 410 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVE. NOVEMBER 21ST TO DECEMBER 5TH, 1915 SUBJECTS: Sunday, Nov. 21st, _Preparedness, (The Road to War and Disaster)_ Tuesday, Nov. 23rd, _The Right of the Child Not to Be Born_ Thursday, Nov. 25th, _The Message of Anarchism_ Saturday, Nov. 27th, _Sex, The Great Element of Creative Art_ Sunday, Nov. 28th, _The Philosophy of Atheism_ Tuesday, Nov. 30th, _Victims of Morality_ Thursday, Dec. 2nd, _Nietzsche and the German Kaiser_ Saturday, Dec. 4th, _Birth Control_ Sunday, Dec. 5th, _Beyond Good and Evil_ ALL LECTURES AT 8:15 P. M. QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION TICKETS ON SALE AT THE LITTLE REVIEW, 834 FINE ARTS BUILDING ADMISSION, 50 AND 25 CENTS FINE ARTS THEATRE _410 South Michigan Avenue_ VIOLIN RECITAL BY David Hochstein At 3:30 P. M., December 5. PROGRAMME 1. Concerto in A major _Mozart_ 2. Concerto in D minor _Bruch_ 3. (a) Romance _Schumann_ (b) Two Waltzes _Brahms_ (c) Air _Nandor Zsolt_ (d) Valse-Caprice _Nandor Zsolt_ 4. Bohemian Folk Songs and Dances _Sevcik_ Bretislav Holka Modrooka Boxes, $10.00. Tickets, $1.50, $1.00, 75 cents. On sale at Fine Arts Theatre. Mail orders to FINE ARTS THEATRE, 410 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago. THE MISCELLANY THE MISCELLANY combines illustrated articles of interest to booklovers and lovers of literary essays: _belles-lettres_, art, and the drama coming within its province as well as occasional book-reviews. A partial list of topics appearing during 1915 is as follows: _The Lost Art of Making Books_ _The Noh Drama of Japan_ _The Fortsas Library_ _The New Loggan Prints, and_ _Ancient Paper-Making_ A department in each number acts as official journal for The American Bookplate Society. _In its second year. Specimen on request. Issued quarterly. Subscription: $1.00 per year._ THE MISCELLANY 17 Board of Trade, Kansas City, Mo., U. S. A. “An Authentic Original Voice in Literature”—The Atlantic Monthly. ROBERT FROST THE NEW AMERICAN POET