The Enemy Camp A Novel Of Jewish Life In New York
A review of The Enemy Camp by Weidman notes the long novel traces a Jewish man’s life in non Jewish New York. The author blends a life story with a prologue and epilogue, portraying love, big business, and the Jewish Gentile complex. The critic praises its readable pace and emotional reach.
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Thin Ark
Weidman
New York
Tereman Wes Ina Deinemann
So You Want to Be An Australian in Pearl Cartoons
A satirical book by Dell Pearl mocks Australian society across four classes from aristocrats to workers. Nine Culotta calls it crook, Sydney daily reprints with commentary, and the foreword suggests the work targets New Zealand readers as a humorous critical portrait.
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Dell
Nine Culotta
Crook
Sydney
Culotin
Pearl
Sree
T.V
Culotte
Les. Tan
Net
Fang
New Territory Photo Folder Aims to Illuminate Vast Lands
A Department of Territories release presents a 30 image collection with an aerial map and an historical bulletin on the Northern Territory. The volume surveys pastoral, political, and settler themes, highlighting views from View Dora River Downs to eroded ranges and a highway project linking Alice Springs and Darwin.
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Department of Territories
View Loria River Downs
W. E. Harvey
Australia
Connellan
Alice
Darwin
Territo
Moralities in Private Enterprise in Dudley Barker Novel
Review of Dudley Barker’s Private Company, noting its treatment of labour and management ethics. The critic praises the novel’s humane view of work, realistic industrial law knowledge, and strong character portrayal, suggesting it could span a multi volume saga. Published by Longmans Green in London at 20 shillings.
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Dudley Barker
Denis
Alo Savery
Goen
Longmans, Green and Cr
London
Puzzling Prospect For Modern Playwrights
A survey contrasts Australian and overseas plays amid limited local theatre options. It notes the Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust’s drama push and compares The Observer and Best American Plays selections, highlighting modern plays, rebellion themes, symbolism, and the varied tastes of commercial managers.
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Bellion
Izarre
Abbey
Woina
Ohn Gassner
Arthur Mills
al- Tosion
Serious Books For Older Children This Week
A digest of recent youth science and history books reviewed by critics. Titles include Modern Outlines Series volumes by Professor and Mel Bullouy and works by Sir Julian Huxley and Henry Sted Commmager. Readers are guided to engaging anatomy and evolution texts suitable for junior secondary study.
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Willen Burroush
Mel. Bullouy
Books a Thousand Men at War and Other Works
A review summarises Two/16 Battalion history in Australia during World War II and previews Eleanor Dark’s Lantana Lane a comic portrait of rural life, plus Jon Cleary’s Back of Sunset about a Sydney doctor seeking purpose at Sunset station.
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Alf
A.F
Anualion Amy
Oem
Erry Reek
Meee Uren
Lantana Lane
Eleanor Dark
Jon Cleary
Winnemincka
Sydney
Stephen McCabe
Shabdov
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