The Unz Review •ï¿½An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The Saturday Review •ï¿½61 Years, 2,646 Issues, 86,190 Articles, 131,463pp
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- Phoenix West, pp. 6-9
- Trade Winds, pp. 10-17
- State of Affairs, pp. 18-21
- Top of My Head, pp. 22-23
- Manner of Speaking, pp. 24-26
- Position Papers 1964, pp. 27-29 The Negro and the Candidates
- More Talks with the Russians---Part I, p. 30 An Editorial
- Letters to the Editor, pp. 31-32
- Music to My Ears, p. 33 Reviewing Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella
- The Fine Arts, pp. 34-35 In Provincetown
- Photography, pp. 36-38 On the work of Harry Callahan
- TV and Radio, p. 39 On violence, on-screen and off
- Literary Crypt, p. 40
- [+]Literary Horizons (Review) , p. 41From Wildlife to Belles-Lettres
- Previous Convictions by Cyril Connolly
- [+]A Proud Hero in War and Peace (Review) , p. 42Reminiscences, by Douglas MacArthur
- Reminiscences by Douglas MacArthur
- [+]Cossack Recalls the Red and White (Review) , p. 43Russia, My Native Land, by Gregory P. Tschebotarioff
- Russia, My Native Land by Gregory P. Tschebotarioff
- [+]When the Dawn Came up in Erin (Review) , p. 44Vive Moi!, by Sean O'Faolain
- Vive Moi! by Sean O'Faolain
- [+]Life Was Like a Chessboard (Review) , p. 45The Defense, by Vladimir Nabokov
- The Defense by Vladimir Nabokov
- [+]The Making of a Murderer (Review) , p. 46The Man with Seven Names, by Alves Redol
- The Man with Seven Names by Alves Redol
- [+]A Camp in Erewhon (Review) , p. 46The Day We Were Mostly Butterflies, by Louise W. King
- The Day We Were Mostly Butterflies by Louise W. King
- SR's Checklist of the Week's New Books, p. 47
- [+]Man and Method---Which Is Master? (Review) , p. 48The Technological Society, by Jacques Ellul
- The Technological Society by Jacques Ellul
- [+]Lament for a Land in Torment (Review) , p. 49Quisqueya, by Selden Rodman
- Quisqueya by Selden Rodman
- [+]Books for Young People (13 Reviews) , pp. 50-51Swing Into Books
- Tiny Little House by Eleanor L. Clymer
- A Surprise in the Forest by Eleanor Schick
- Childhood Is a Time of Innocence by Joan Walsh Anglund
- See Saw by Joan Kahn
- Lito and the Clown by Leo Politi
- The Happy Lion and the Bear by Louise Fatio
- Shoes for Punch by Jocelyn Arundel
- Hear Ye of Boston by Polly Curren
- Nikkos and the Pink Pelican by Ruth Tooze
- Ribsy by Beverly Cleary
- The Bee-Man of Orn, and Other Fanciful Tales by Frank R. Stockton
- The Life of a Queen by Colette Portal
- The Story of Moslem Art by Christine Price
- [+]Criminal Record (14 Reviews) , p. 52The Recluse of Herald Square, by Joseph A. Cox
- The Recluse of Herald Square by Joseph A. Cox
- Enchanting Little Lady by Virginia Vernon
- Five Times Maigret by Georges Simenon
- Three Times Three: A Mystery Omnibus by Howard Haycraft and John Beecroft
- A Killer in the Rain, and Other Stories by Raymond Chandler
- Ellery Queen's Double Dozen by Ellery Queen
- Two Men in Twenty by Maurice Procter
- You Only Live Twice by Ian Fleming
- The Clocks by Agatha Christie
- Friday the Rabbi Slept Late by Harry Kemelman
- The Antagonists by William Haggard
- Night of the Short Knives by Burke Wilkinson
- My Name Is Death by Lesley Egan
- Vendetta for the Saint by Leslie Charteris
- Literary I.Q., pp. 53-54
- Audio in the '60s, pp. 55-59
- Balletic View of "Distant Planet", p. 60
- "Boris" from Moscow, p. 61
- Recordings in Review, p. 62
- An Hour of Henze, p. 63
- Recordings Reports, p. 64
- "Die Frau" from Munich, pp. 65-70
- The Other Side, p. 71
- The Public Miles Davis, pp. 72-73
- Harlem Yesterdays, pp. 74-76
- Letters to the Recordings Editor, pp. 77-80
- Kingsley Double-Crostic No. 1590, pp. 81-82
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September 26, 1964 Issue - 39 ArticlesSR/Recordings