Grantland Rice on Golf and Sports Feature Pages
A compact summary of Grantland Rice era coverage highlighting shrewd golf analysis, action photos, and sport features. Includes motors and boats, air services, touring routes, stage and movies with reliable reviews, and arts coverage.
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Grantland Rice
The Humorous Arts of a Roaring Era
A lively catalog of humor essays rotating through jokes, sketches, rotogravure, and lively reviews. It highlights Leacock, Wodehouse, Benchley and others, with vivid anecdotes on style, dress, and business norms, urging confidence through clothing in finance hubs.
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Leacock
Wodehouse
Benchley
Chappell
Chapman
Not fashions only hard business sense in Vanity Fair view
The piece argues that retirement of fashion focused figures and a shift to businesslike thinking drives leadership in politics and industry. It highlights Vanity Fair readers as the movers in global business and notes sections on finance fashion pictures and editorial focus.
Vanity Fair Club promotes a lifestyle for the modern man
The magazine describes AUNTY FAIR as not merely fashion but a club for men who are active in business golf and culture. It extols sartorial polish on and off the course and invites readers to join for 35 cents on the newsstand.
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Vanity Fair
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Mr. Jones
Wall Street
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Rukeyser
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