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The Red Book 1911-04: Vol 16 Iss 6, 1911
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1THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
2EDITED BY KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN
4CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1911
5Copyright, 1911, by The Red Book Corporation. Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England. All Rights Reserved
7COVER DESIGN—"THE HEROINE OF THE PLAY" Painted by Jan Attol
9PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES
10White, New York
11Sarony, New York
12Otto Sarony Co. New York
14FRONTISPICE
15To accompany "A Venture in Flats"—page 1081
16Drawn by Edmund Frederick
18FINE GOLD
19Emerson Hough 993
21THE LOVE THAT NEVER DIES Illustrated by Gayle Hoskins
23DELICIA
24John Luther Long 1009
26SHE BECOMES A WOMAN Illustrated by Blanche Fisher Wright
28THE AIR SERPENT
29Will A. Page 1019
31AN AEROPLANE TRAGEDY
33THE SNOB
34Thomas Samson Miller 1025
36THE PENALTY HE PAID IN AFRICA Illustrated by A. W. Amick
38THE CLODHOPPER
39Johnston McCulley 1036
41HE TURNS THE POLITICAL TABLES Illustrated by Robert Edwards
43JACK HALSEY'S UNMOORING
44Edward Price Bell 1046
46HE SWIMS THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD Illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner
48COMPETITORS
49Ruth Kauffman 1056
51A DEPARTMENT STORE LOVE AFFAIR Illustrated by G. W. Harting
53THE MULLIGAN CAMP
54Elia W. Peattie 1065
56A FIGHT AND A VICTORY Illustrated by Monte Crews
58THEIR HAPPY HOME
59Bessie R. Hoover 1076
61A STORY FOR NEWLY-WEDS
63A VENTURE IN FLATS
64Robert Adger Bowen 1081
66THE CAT INTERVENES Illustrated by Edmund Frederick
68IN THE STUDIO
69George Gibbs 1094
71THE PORTRAIT THAT WAS NOT Illustrated by George Gibbs
73COWARD CONSCIENCE
74Horace Hazeltine 1103
76PROBING A MAN'S HEART Illustrated by John Newton Howitt
78THE HEROINE OF THE PLAY
79Stanley Olmsted 1113
81WINNING THE DRAMA HANDICAP Illustrated by H. M. Brett
83THE DAM
84Hugh S. Johnson 1122
86AN INCIDENT OF THE AMERICAN-JAPANESE WAR
88MR. FOSDICK'S DIDOES
89Emery Pottle 1128
91HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW'S CURB BIT Illustrated by Frederick Richardson
93CHANTECLER—AND OTHERS
94Louis V. De Foe 1137
96THE LATEST METROPOLITAN PLAYS Illustrated from photographs
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100THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE is issued on the twenty-third of the month preceding its date, and is for sale by all newsdealers after that time. In the event of failure to obtain copies at news-stands, or on railway trains, a notification to the Publishers will be appreciated.
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103THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers, 158-164 State Street, CHICAGO
104LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
106RALPH K. STRASSMAN, Advertising Manager, 1172 Fifth Avenue Building, New York
107R. M. PURVES, New England Representative, 201 Devonshire St., Boston LONDON OFFICES, 5 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London, W. C.
108Entered as second-class matter April 25, 1905, at the postoffice at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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