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HENRY THEOPHILUS, an American musical critic; born in Bethel, Mo., Sept. 22, 1854. He was graduated at Harvard in 1876; and from 1878 to 1881 studied physiological psychology at Berlin, Heidelberg, and Vienna. He was musical critic of the New York "Evening Post," and a contributor to the " Nation. " His works include: "Wagner and Other Musicians" (1887); "Romantic Love and Personal Beauty" (1887); "The Pacific Coast Scenic Tour" (1890); "Chopin, and Other Musical Essays," "Lotos Time in Japan" (1895); "Spain and Morocco"; FINE ARTS "Paderewski"; "Primitive Love" (1899); "Songs and Song Writers" (1900); "Eduard Grieg" (1905); "Massenet" (1910) ; "Henry Strauss" (1917).