The Tontine by Thomas Costain
The two volume novel The Tontine is a best seller and Liter Guild October selection. It blends history and fiction centered on the Waterloo era and a family fortune built through a modern tontine style investment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1955
Page
26
The two volume novel The Tontine is a best seller and Liter Guild October selection. It blends history and fiction centered on the Waterloo era and a family fortune built through a modern tontine style investment.
A catalog of forthcoming library additions spans childcare, science, travel, war Europe today, biographies, and fiction. Notable authors include Levinson, Hoyle, Churchill, Benes, and Leach, with titles ranging from practical handbooks to adventures and biographical studies.
The book profiles Ethel Merman telling her rise from little initial film support to stage success. It notes hit shows like Red Hot and Blue Anything Goes Girl Crazy and Call Me Madam. It mentions marriages to Bob LeVitt and Bob Six and her longing for family. Warner Bros initially miscast her early years before later finding fitting film roles.
The column reviews the Old Farmer's Almanac and its weather forecasts across years. It recalls a Providence clerk's 1900 accuracy, notes 1797 items, and mocks January 1956 expectations with humorous asides on temperance cartoons and ghost stories.
Grand Rapids official Morris Barrett, director of the alcoholics clinic, quips he may be his first patient as legal and financial hurdles delay the clinic’s opening. He says efforts to start the facility are straining resources and testing resolve.
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