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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
10
Esther Gould notes Burt’s departure to a Wyoming ranch promising another West themed book. Also mentioned is a new entry in the city handbook series, Chicago in Seven Days, and John Drury’s tour guide writing that makes residents feel Chicago’s appeal despite Midwest inferiority feelings.
The article praises Galsworthy with the Swan Song of the Forsytes, commending his mastery and the cast led by Soames and Fleur. It notes Fleur’s rise during the General Strike, her vanity, and her return to a vacuous life, with Jon as her true cousinly love.
The review lauds Galsworthy for vivid scenes and lifelike dialogue that drive action. It notes Soames and Moon as central figures and credits the author with exceptional technique and dramatic impact in his novels and pageants.
The review praises Debonair as an ultra modern tale with a beautiful heroine who can flout rules yet faces a firm mother who nearly ruins her. The daughter survives and marries a rich partner, combining zest with sincerity in Stern’s lively writing.
A reviewer hails Anita Loos' new book But Gentlemen Marry Brunettes with a continuous grin from coast to coast. Translations are planned in Denmark Norway Sweden Finland Spain Germany Italy Poland Holland and Hungary, with ten more countries expected to share the humor soon.
Anthropologist Paul Radin of Fisk University is in Central Mexico this summer on a Zapotec research expedition to uncover material about the first Americans. He plans to return in September to continue his Fisk University work.
The American Foundation for the Blind, with Boni & Liveright, will braille two Rose Macaulay novels Told By An Idiot and Dangerous Ages. Her new Daisy and Daphne is in its fifth edition.
A letter to Boni and Liveright requests a copy of What a Young Wife by Frances Newman. The publisher replies by sending Miss Newman's Dead Lovers Are Faithful Lovers.
Author Saxe Commins and Loyd Coleman plan a year of travel and study abroad. His wife Dorothy Berliner, noted concert pianist, accompanies the voyage.
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