The Menorah Journal. Volume Twelve 1926.
New York: The Menorah Journal, 1926. Softbound. Royal octavo, red cloth with gold lettering, unifying title page, original wraps bound-in frontispiece illustration by Lazar Krestin (Morning Prayer: A Painting), vi, 112, v-viii, ads, vi, 113-224, v-viii, duotone illustrations, ads, b/w frontispiece illustration by Mane Katz (Portrait of a Writer), iv, 225-336, v-viii pp., ads, iv, duotine illustration by Isaac Kostini (Wife of the Artist), 337-448, v-viii pp., duotine illustrations, ads, b/w frontispiece illustration by Chana Orloff (Portrait of Rubin: Sculpture), iv, 449-559, v-viii pp., ads, b/w frontispiece photo of Israel Zangwill, vi, 560-656, v-viii pp., ads. Very Good. Item #58618
Articles are "Watchmen, What of the Day?" Henry Hurwitz, "Our Fathers That Begat Us (II)," Marvin Lowenthal, "Emil Hirsch's Religion," Shailer Mathews, "Jewish Arts and Crafts in North Africa," Arnold Van Gennep, "Portrait of the Artist as a Ghost: A Poem," Alter Brody, "Toledo," Waldo Frank, "The Art of Nathan Altman," Louis Lozowick, "Art Insert," Nathan Altman, "Martin Buber," Ludwig Lewisohn, "The Secret: A Poem," Thelma Spear, Letters From Abroad: "Paris: The Jewish Vogue for French Books," Andre Spire, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "A Dervish," Henry M. Rosenthal, "The Gesture His Own," Herbert B. Bernstein, "Schimmel's Last Supper," Abraham Kandel, "The Adversary's Note-Book," H. Ben-Shahar. Issue II: "Reseach and Leadership," Ben M. Selekman, "Reuben Chohen Goes to College," Irwin Edman, "The Crypto-Jews of Portugal," Sameul Schwarz, "Semitic Interlude: A Sonnet Sequence," Martin Feinstein, "Our Fathers That Begat US (III)," Marvin Lowenthal, "For Our Children's Children," Cyrus L. Sulzberger, "Eliezer Lissitzky," Louis Lozowick, "Had Gadya: Art Insert," Eliezer Lissitzky, "The Last of the Samaritans," Wolfgang von Wiesel, "Letters From Abroad.Kovno: The Peace in Lithuania," Israel Cohen, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "Poet into Orator," Harold Berman, "For Immediate Release," Alexander Javitz, "The Fall of Mameliga," Bernard Gorin, etc.
Articless in Number 3 are "Toward an Analysis of the Problem of the Jew," Waldo Frank, "The Book with Everything In It," Marvin Lowenthal, "Reuben Cohen Enters American Life," Irwin Edman, "Abishag: A Poem," Andre Spire, "The Mediterranean Religion," Jel Blau, "Sculpture: Art Insert," Chana Orloff, "Chana Orloff: Sculptor," Andre Salmon, "Chaper for a Fashionable Jewish Novel," Lionel Trilling, "The Crypto-Jews of Portugal," Samuel Schwarz, Letters From Abroad "Berlin: Ukrimean Progress," Louis Fischer, "Moscow: In the Russian World of Letters," Valentine Parnach, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "Boaz Makes Up His Mind," Irving Fineman, "A la Russe," Clifton P. Fadiman, "Adventures in Ivrit," Lotta Levensohn, etc.
Articles in Number 4 are "The Quest for Culture," Maurice Samuel, "The Cheick of the Israelites," Louis Golding, "The 'Jewish Science,'" Philip F. Waterman, "A Friend of Byron," Lionel Trilling, "The Travels of Benjamin III: A Story," Mendele Mocher Seforim, "Some Artists of the Last Season: With Art Insert," Louis Lozowick, "Poems," Martin Feinstein and David Joseph, "Letters from Abroad. Berlin: Jewish Dramatists in Contemporary Germany," J.E. Poritzky, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "Three Who Ate," David Frischman, "The Musical Krotskys," Clifton P. Fadiman, "Holy Writ," Louis Berg, etc.
Articles in Number 5 are "The Quest of a Jewish Intellectual," S. Baruch, "Lotus and Manna," Louis Golding, The Present Conflict in Zionist Policy "I. The Case for Revisionism," Johan J. Smertenko, "II. Revisionism: A Rejoinder," Emanuel Neumann, "'The Dance Before the Ark' A Poem," Henri Franck, "I, Fink Myself: With Art Insert," Rubin, "The Travels of Benjamin III: A Story," Mendele Mocher Seforim, "Kaufman Kohler: With Portrait," Adolph S. Oko, "Letters from Abroad. Salonika: Whose Glory is Departed," Israel Cohen, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "The Cross," Samuel Glusberg, "Rah! Rah! Israel!" Alexander Javitz, "The Tragi-Comedy of LaSalle," Charles Recht, etc.
Articles in Number 6 are "Israel Zangwill," Louis Goldman, "Reuben Cohen Claims His Inheritance," Irwin Edman, "In the Italian Ghetto," Cecil Roth, "Portraits: Poems," Kenneth F. Fearing. "The Art of Max Band: With Art Insert," Max Osborn, "Reflections on Spengler," Waldo Frank, "When the Fruit-Tree Blossoms: A Story," Tupper Greenwald, "Revisionism to the Rescue," Johan J. Smertenko, Letters from Abroad. "Warsaw: The Happy Poles," Marice G. Hindus, "Berlin: The Jew in the Intellectual Life of Germany," J.E. Poritzky, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "Mr. Douglas and Mr. Golding," Louis Golding, "Poor Friedman," Louis Berg, "O Genteel Jewish Lady!" Alexander Javitz, etc. Part III: "Toward an Analysis of the Problem of the Jew," Waldo Frank, "The Book with Everything In It," Marvin Lowenthal, "Reuben Cohen Enters American Life," Irwin Edman, "Abishag: A Poem," Andre Spire, "The Mediterranean Religion," Jel Blau, "Sculpture: Art Insert," Chana Orloff, "Chana Orloff: Sculptor," Andre Salmon, "Chaper for a Fashionable Jewish Novel," Lionel Trilling, "The Crypto-Jews of Portugal," Samuel Schwarz, Letters From Abroad "Berlin: Ukrimean Progress," Louis Fischer, "Moscow: In the Russian World of Letters," Valentine Parnach, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "Boaz Makes Up His Mind," Irving Fineman, "A la Russe," Clifton P. Fadiman, "Adventures in Ivrit," Lotta Levensohn, etc. Part IV: "The Quest for Culture," Maurice Samuel, "The Cheikh of the Israelites," Louis Golding, "This 'Jewish Science,'" Philip F. Waterman, "A Friend of Byron," Lionel Trilling, "The Travels of Benjamin III," Mendele Mocher Seforim, "Some Artists of Last Season. With Art Insert," Louis Lozowick, "Poems," Martin Feinstein, David Joseph, Letter from Abroad: "Berlin: Jewish Dramatists in Contemporary Germany," J.E. Poritzky, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "Those Who Ate," David Frischman, "The Musical Krotskys," Clifton P. Fadiman, "Holy Writ," Louis Berg, "The Adversary's Note-Book," H. Ben-Shahar. Part V: The Quest of a Jewish Intellectual," S. Baruch, "Lotus and Manna," Louis Golding, The Present Conflict in Zionist Policy: "I. The Case for Revisionism," Joahn J. Smertenko, "II. Revisionism: A Rejoinder," Emanuel Neumann, "'The Dance Before the Ark' A Poem," Henri Franck, "I Find Myself: With Art Insert," Rubin, "The Travels of Benjamin III: A Story," Mendele Mocher Seforim, "Kaufmann Kohler, with Portrait," Adolph S. Oko, Letter From Abroad: "Salonika: Whose Glory is Departed," Israel Cohen, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., "The Cross," Samuel Glusberg, "Rah! Rah! Israel!" Alexander Javitz, "The Tragi-Comedy of Lassalle," Charles Recht, "The Adversary's Note-Book," H. Ben-Shahar. Part VI: "Israel Zangwill," Louis Golding, "Reuben Cohen Claims His Inheritance," Irwin Edman, "In the Italian Ghetto," Cecil Roth, "Portraits: Poems," Kenneth F. Fearing, "THe Art of Max Band. With Art Insert," Max Osborn, "Reflections on Spengler," Waldo Frank, "When the Fruit-tree Blossoms," Tupper Greenwald, "Revisionism to the Rescue," Johan J. Smertenko, Letters from Abroad: "Warsaw: The Happy Poles," Maurice G. Hindus, "Berlin: The Jew in the Intellectual Life of Germany," J.E. Poritzky, "Notes for a Modern History of the Jews," E.E.C., Mr. Douglas and Mr. Golding," Louis Golding, "Poor Friedman," Louis Berg, "O Gentel Jewish Lady!" Alexander Javitz.
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