1924 Periodical Publications
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1924 Periodical Publications
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25 January 1924
The World Today
"The Savagery of Electric Sky Signs. 'A disgrace to any planet,' says George Moore, and Speaks His Mind Also As to Hooting Motors”
Published 25 January 1924 or earlier. Excerpts reprinted in Advertiser's Weekly, 8 February 1924; and brief excerpts previously published in Sheffield Telegraph, 25 January 1924, and Aberdeen Express, 31 January 1924.
25 January 1924
Westminster Gazette
“Ugly Sky Signs in London. Scathing Criticism by Mr. George Moore.”
Short interview with direct quotations.
25 January 1924
Manchester Guardian
“The Commission of Fine ArtMr. G. Moore Expresses His Opinions. Need for Check on Rising Tide of Vulgarity.”
Interview with direct quotations.
1 February 1924
Manchester Guardian Weekly
“Mr. George Moore on the Vulgarity of London”
Interview with direct quotations.
3 February 1924
New York Times Magazine
“The Savagery of Electric Sky Signs. ‘A disgrace to any planet,’ says George Moore, and Speaks His Mind Also As to Hooting Motors.”
3 February 1924
New York Times Magazine
“A Conversation with George Moore”
Same as “The Savagery of Electric Sky Signs”
1 April 1924
Manchester Guardian
“A Beautiful Place Spoiled. Mr. George Moore’s Strictures.”
Interview with quotations on National Gallery’s centenary and the ruining of pictures by cleaning.
2 April 1924
Huddersfield Examiner
“Famous Novelist and National Gallery. Likened to a Hospital. Mr. George Moore and Pictures Ruined by Cleaning”
Partial reprinting of an unlocated interview in the Daily Chronicle.
1 July 1924
The Bookman (New York)
“A Conversation in Ebury Street”
Interview by Ernest Brennecke with direct quotations.
9 August 1924
New York Post
“Moore’s Early Difficulties”
Letter to George Bainton being sold at auction, previously published in The Art of Authorship (B5).
25 October 1924
New York Post
“Rare Letters To Be Sold”
Brief account of a coming sale, with a portion of a GM letter to the Marquise Clara Lanza quoted.
9 November 1924
New York Tribune Books
“An Irish Epicure Caviare for the Million”
Review by Stuart P. Sherman of Conversations in Ebury Street (A46-2a2) in which two paragraphs are quoted from a GM letter, previously printed in an unlocated 1918 Burton Rascoe column in the Chicago Tribune.
21 December 1924
New York Tribune Books
“Praises From Sir Hubert”
Letter, dated 25 November 1924, to Stuart P. Sherman regarding his review of Conversations in Ebury Street (A46-2a2).
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