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[London; From the Daily Telegraph, March 1, 1949. About Shaw's epitaph.

In The Times;titled: Mr. Bernard Shaw's Letter; Murray's letter is dated Oct. 23

Examination of Shaw's literary criticism

In Films and Filming;article printed on pp. 14-15, 30-31, with 9 photographs, about the filming of Shaw's plays; Mycroft was an associate of Gabriel Pascal

London; Shaw was one of two men who put up £500 for Alfred Richard Orage to take over the Press; See: Bernard Shaw: Collected Letters, ed. by Dan Laurence. Max Reinhardt, London, 1972. Vol. II, p. 809; See also: Correspondence between Orage and Clarence H. Norman

Numbers 28 and 29, titled respectively "The Celebrated Buffoon - 1" and "2 - The Spring Heel'd Marcher"; both numbers consist entirely of articles on Shaw

New York; In the program is a photostat print of an Autograph Note Signed by Shaw

In The Listener;a review of Too True to be Good, A Village Wooing,and On the Rocks

In New York Times Book Review;review of Bernard Shaw and Mrs. Patrick Campbell: Their Correspondence;gift of Frances Tompkins, received Aug. 1984 with letters of Mrs. Campbell to Jennette Cutler Curtis

In Musical Newsletter;photocopied from pp. 21-28, and inscribed by the author; this article was first presented as a lecture at Cornell University on October 16, 1975