The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Columbia Arranges
Lectures on Drama,
Art and Literature
Wide Range of Events in
Music Also Has Been
Provided.

The programme OF lectures for the In
stitute OF Arts and Sciences in econom-
les. art. science. politics and travel was
announced yesterday by Columbia I'M
versity. The list Is filled with the
names OF persons noted in the field OF
literature and the drama and In art in
general who now contribute TO the lec-
ture courses OF the university.
In art and architecture there win be
two Illustrated lectures. October 10 and
October 26, by Prof L. A. Loiseaux on
Gothic Spain" and Moorish Spain"
Richard +. Bach of the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art will. lecture October q
and Is on Industrial Arts and the DEM
ocratic Ideal" and Home FURNISHINGS
and the People-What. They Want and
Why They Don't Get It." Others art
events are:
Some Great American Artists" No
vember :, Henry Warren Poor; "Egyp-
tian Art" February n and March ia.
Mrs. Bernice Garland Richardson. de-
partment OF Egyptian Art. metropolitan
museum: Some Great French Cathe-
drais," April 3, Miss Mertha shannon.
Boston Museum OF Fine Arts: French
Black and White of the Last Hundred
Years" April 5. William NJ WINS. Jr..
curator OF prints. Metropolitan Museum;
Italian Art" April 12 and 10. Mrs.
James Walcott Haslehurst.
In current history Prof William Starr
Myers OF Princeton will deliyer eight
lectures. Other lecturers and their top
tcs will be- DR.. George Earle Raiguel,
THE United States and the Other Amer
fcas' The Events OF the Week" -four
lectures. ). X. Ratclffc or the Manches-
ter Guardian. Current Events in
French Politics" Prof. Marguerite Cle-
u1ent. Lycee de Versailles
Lectures on the Drama.
Rupert Hughes will begin the insti-
tute's programme in literature and the
drama on October "a. Other events in
this field include:
Upon Everyday Life" Nine Etsu Ina
gaki Sugimoto; Some Guides to Mod
ern Poetry" Prof Frank A. Patterson;
american Plays and Playwrights."
Miss Jane Dransfield: ''Galsworthv''
and Shaw" Miss Amy Cryan: Henrik
Jhsen in His Own Country" Miss Ellen
Marie Jensen: William James" and
Dante" DR.. Henry Neumann, leader
OF the Brooklyn Ethical Culture So
t'cty. pJUTHSOn. Ills GTeat personality
and Work. Mrs. Effie Danfor.h
McAfee: The American Novel To-day"
Prof. John a3rskine: Judging Good
Plays From Bad" Frank Ferguson;
Modern Anglo-Irish Poetry" Norreys
Jephson O'Conor: Great Historic Ro-
mances." DR.. Kate Upson Clark: "The
French Republic in History and Litera-
ture." Prof. Christian Gauss, Princeton:
The. New Movement in the American
Theatre" Maurice Browne: Some
Guides to Modern Fiction" Prof Frank
a. Patterson: George Eliot's Life and
Art" Leon Fl. Vincent: Representative
Americans" Prof William Lyon Phelps.
Yale" and "Shakespeare's Women as
Modern Heroines." Miss Louise Wallace
Hackney.
The following will give dramatic re-
citals and authors readings: Miss
Maud Scheerer. Ernest Denny of Lon
don, Prof Algernon Tassln, Mrs. Mar
garet Deland. Charles Ram Kennedy.
Edith wynne Matthison, Mrs. Leland
Powers. Mrs. Elizabeth Pooler Rice
Frank Ferguson. Prof. John Erskine,
Miss Dagmar Perkins, Miss Margaret
Small or Wellesley. Miss Blanche
Townsend. Mrs. Ellen Van volkenburg
Browne. Miss Marguerite Penick. Miss
sydney Thompson. George Harris, Jr.,
Miss Theodore Ursula Irvine, Miss
Ethel Priscilla Potter and Mrs. Michl-
taro. Ongawa.