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Blue Book v026 n04 [1918-02], 1918
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1What's What in the Theater
3Channing Pollock's Brilliant Critique
5With the authority of a practiced playwright and the keen discernment of a veteran critic, Channing Pollock offers in "Gaud" the one wholly dependable and always interesting review of the highly decorated plays that have been produced this month. And Mr. Pollock well deserves his high reputation for wit in this fascinating article, too.
7Burns Mantle's Delightful Gossip-Budget
9What Frank Tinney and Jim Corbett say to each other off-stage, how the Duncan sisters sang their way to success, why Sidonie Espero's friends overdid their friendliness, where Lester Lonergan and Amy Ricard got the inspiration for their production of "The Torches"—these and many other well-worth-knowing things are chronicled in this delightful article.
11Photograph by White, New York
12George Rasely and Tessa Kosta in "Chu Chin Chow."
14The Brightest Stories Printed Anywhere
16"Derelicts and Lovers," a fascinating romance by Olive Wadsley, who wrote "Stolen Hours;" "The White Way," a striking novel of theatrical life in New York by Albert Payson Terhune; ten short stories by such writers as Gertrude Brooke Hamilton, Robert Emmet MacAlarney, Royal Brown, Ida M. Evans, Winona Godfrey, and the like—together with a most attractive group of sketches, verse and stage photographs, all in the January issue of—
18THE GREEN BOOK MAGAZINE
19Now on sale—Price twenty cents
20The Story-Press Corporation, Publisher,
2136 South State Street, Chicago
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