ABSTRACT
This set comprises forty volumes covering nineteenth and twentieth century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes.
This second set compliments the first sixty-eight volume set of Critical Heritage published by Routledge in October 1995.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |2 pages
Unsigned Review Of R.E.C. Long's Translation Of The Short Stories, ‘Outlook'
14 November 1903, xii, 433
chapter |2 pages
An Obituary And Assessment Of Chekhov, ‘Times Literary Supplement'
22 July 1904, 229
chapter |3 pages
St John Hankin Writes About The Quality And Method Of A Chekhov Play, ‘Academy'
15 June 1907, lxxii, 585
part |6 pages
‘The Seagull'
part |15 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
chapter |2 pages
Unsigned Comment On Calderon's Translations Of ‘The Seagull' And ‘The Cherry Orchard', ‘Times Literary Supplement’
1 February 1912, 45
part |18 pages
‘The Seagull'
chapter |3 pages
John Palmer Criticises The Reception Of Chekhov In London, ‘Saturday Review'
13 April 1912, cxiii, 653-4
chapter |3 pages
Huntly Carter Finds Chekhov And ‘The Seagull' Less Than Great, ‘New Age'
25 April 1912, n.s. x, 619
chapter |2 pages
W.L. Courtney On Chekhov's Tragi-Comedy, ‘Quarterly Review'
July 1913, ccxix, 80-103
part |13 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
part |30 pages
‘The Seagull'
chapter |3 pages
Robert Lynd Looks At Chekhov As Story Teller, ‘New Statesman'
18 November 1916, 159-60
chapter |2 pages
Unsigned Notice On ‘The Russian Craze', ‘New York Times Book Review'
29 April 1917, 171
chapter |2 pages
Alexander Bakshy On Chekhov And The Moscow Art Theatre, ‘Drama Magazine'
February 1919, 31-61
part |4 pages
‘The Seagull'
part |6 pages
‘A Triple Bill'
chapter |3 pages
Robert Lynd Reviews Chekhov's Letters To His Friends, ‘Nation' (London)
28 February 1920, 742
part |11 pages
‘Three Sisters'
chapter |3 pages
Desmond Maccarthy Compares Chekhov With Shaw And George Gissing, ‘New Statesman'
13 March 1920, 676-7
part |25 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
chapter |3 pages
Edward Garnett On The Modernity Of Chekhov, ‘Quarterly Review'
October 1921, ccxxxvi, 257-69
part |16 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
part |7 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
part |18 pages
‘Three Sisters'
part |3 pages
‘Ivanov'
part |7 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
part |14 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
part |9 pages
‘The Seagull'
chapter |2 pages
S.P. Sherman On Chekhov, Chekhovians, Chekhovism, ‘New York Herald-Tribune Books'
15 November 1925, vi, 1
part |7 pages
‘Ivanov'
part |4 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
part |13 pages
‘Three Sisters'
chapter |5 pages
Desmond Maccarthy Reviews The 1925-6 Chekhov Season, ‘New Statesman'
6 March 1926, 645
chapter |3 pages
C. Nabokoff Discusses Chekhov On The English Stage, ‘Contemporary Review'
January-June 1926, cxxix, 756-62
part |1 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
part |19 pages
‘Three Sisters'
chapter |3 pages
Unsigned Review Of The First Translation Of ‘The Wood Demon', ‘Times Literary Supplement'
11 November 1926, 790
chapter |2 pages
M. Robinson Replies To The Notion That Chekhov's Characters ‘Are Forever Conquered By Life', ‘Adelphi'
May 1927, iv, 683-7
chapter |3 pages
Brooks Atkinson Reviews The Fagan Company's Production In New York, ‘New York Times'
11 March 1928, pt 8, 1
chapter |2 pages
‘I.B.' On The Group De Prague And ‘The Cherry Orchard', ‘Manchester Guardian’
12 April 1928, 10
chapter |3 pages
James Agate Berates The So-Called Lovers Of Chekhov, ‘Sunday Times'
15 April 1928, 6
part |5 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
chapter |2 pages
Unsigned Comment On The Group De Prague And Russian Acting, ‘The Times'
29 May 1928, 10
chapter |3 pages
A Constructivist Experiment With Chekhov At Vassar College, ‘Theatre Arts Monthly'
January 1928, xii, 70
part |4 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
part |3 pages
‘The Seagull'
part |3 pages
‘The Seagull'
part |6 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
part |3 pages
‘The Seagull'
part |5 pages
‘The Seagull'
part |4 pages
‘Three Sisters'
part |12 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
part |2 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
part |5 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
chapter |2 pages
Desmond Maccarthy On Charles Laughton And Athene Seyler, ‘New Statesman And Nation'
21 October 1933, 481-2
part |4 pages
‘Three Sisters'
part |9 pages
‘The Seagull'
part |5 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
chapter |3 pages
Desmond Mccarthy Offers Some Advice On The Interpretation Of ‘Uncle Vanya', ‘New Statesman And Nation'
13 February 1937, 241-2
part |10 pages
‘Three Sisters'
chapter |4 pages
Desmond Maccarthy On The Attraction Of ‘Three Sisters', ‘New Statesman And Nation'
5 February 1938, 205-7
part |14 pages
‘The Seagull'
chapter |1 pages
The Lunts On ‘The Seagull' And Playing Chekhov, ‘New York Herald-Tribune'
27 March 1938, pt 6, 2
chapter |5 pages
Stark Young On Translating ‘The Seagull', ‘Theatre Arts Monthly'
October 1938, xxii, 737-42
chapter |4 pages
Henry Adler Discusses Michel Saint Denis's Production Methods, ‘London Mercury'
November 1938, xxxix, 47-55
part |2 pages
‘Three Sisters'
chapter |1 pages
On ‘Grandmothering' Chekhov, ‘Theatre Arts Monthly'
November-December 1939, xxiii, 862
part |4 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
part |5 pages
‘Three Sisters'
part |2 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
chapter |1 pages
Desmond Maccarthy Comments On Some Performances In The Norman Marshall Production Of ‘Uncle Vanya', ‘New Statesman And Nation'
11 September 1943, 167-8
part |4 pages
‘The Cherry Orchard'
part |8 pages
‘Uncle Vanya'
chapter |3 pages
Desmond Maccarthy And The Old Vic Company's ‘Uncle Vanya', ‘New Statesman And Nation'
27 January 1945, 55-6
