SHORT NOTICE
"Maypoles anS Morals/ by iFrederiek A. Kunimer (London: John Hamilton), is a clever satirical novel of one aspect of New York, young society, with unlimited supplies of bootleg liquor available. "All the King's Horses' 3 (London: The Eichards Press) is a novel by a Hungarian writer ana one brimful of gaiety in Budapest and Paris affording an abundance of agreeable reading of the swift life of continental bright young people" and some older and wiser" who ought !to know better. There are love, music, dancing, duelling, gipsies, and passionate outburst, with plenty of action. "All the Kings Horses" is entertaining, ana nothing more . "What Cheer" is a compilation by Ralph Frost of nearly 1600 jokes and funny stories for all occasions. They are offered to public speakers, entertainers, ana fathers of families, ana they appear to be the rich ripe fruit of the chestnut tree, and all indexed. The publishers are the Cornstalk Publishing Co., Ltd., of Sydney. "Change Partners," by C. B. Poultney, is published by Herbert Jenkins, Ltd., London, and is genuine farce in which two divorced husbands and their wives occupy tho centre of the stage. An escaped mental patient has a diverting part, and the novel is an excellent antidote to a fit of the blues.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 138, 7 December 1929, Page 21
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212SHORT NOTICE Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 138, 7 December 1929, Page 21
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