The Hollywood Reporter (Jan-Jun 1934)

Feb. 24, 1934 TH Page Seven MORE SPRING BOOK LISTS Presses Not Idle Turning Out New Fiction Works GOSSIP OF AUTHORS Longman's Fiction: Marie Paluna by Blair Nilesl We Sail Tomorrow.. ..by F. H. BrennanI Bassett By Stella Cibbonsfl Blonde Countess by H. O. Yardleyf Another Man's Wife.. ..Marie Lowndesl Cold Comfort Farm, by Stella Gibbons Macaulay From Broadway to Moscow by Marjorie E. Smith Heavenly Sinner. ...by T. Everett Harre Chief Counsel by A. L. Furman Born To Sin by H. L. Gates Return of Arsene Lupin. .M. Leblanc Such Men Are Dangerous. .Elinor Glyn Sunshine Stampede by Dote Fulton Make Me Yours by Eleanore Browne Street of Painted Lips. .by M, Dekobra For Love and Gold by E. J. David ''darie.A.nnaud, Spy....by Fielding Hope River God by Evans Wall Shared Woman by Harold S. Kahm CaTTof-the Blood by G. O. Baxter Oagar's Child by Grace Naismith Yesterday's Sin by H. A. Keller Born Unwanted by Ross Edwin Unfinished Day. by Alberta S. Eagan Guinea Pig Returns. ...by Lewis Graham ^?H*fdef — By Appointment . by Eleanore Browne Adam and Two Eves.... by Anonymous Newlyweds by Howard Buck ■ Lead Law by Amos Moore Seven Bar Seven Ranch. ...Julian Lucas ^unglemania by A. Torrance, M.D. Love Triumphant by Joan Conquest The Fated Woman. ...by Wm. LaVarre Murder Could Not Kill-Gregory Baxter Cossac-k Gtrl by Marina Yurlova Strange Paths by Louise Gerard Cticanicl«--of An Infamous Woman... by David Liebovitz Let'g 'Buy a Farm-.-by Lewis Graham New York Madness. -by M. Bodenheim Yesterday's Burdens .by R. M. Coates Strayed Angel by Dolf Wyllarde Case of Col. Marchand.E. C. R. Lorac Poet's Gold by David Ross There Ought to be a Law.Wm. Seagle |i-Belong To You by Denison Clift N«ked Murder by Firth Erskine C. Putnam's Sons Fiction: Pillar of Salt by Peter Gray .Vestal Virgin. ...by Arthur Meeker, )r. Storm Music by Dornford Yates Flowering Thorn. ...by Margery Sharp Tugboat Annie by N. R. Raine The Bright Lexicon. ...by D. C. Peattie Sycamore Tree....Elizabeth Cambridge Hostages to Fortune by Elizabeth Cambridge i TlTC'"Way~xtf_jtbe Scarlet Pimpernel I by Baroness Orczy The Phantom Emperor. N. H, Swanson Tt^eJudas Tree by N. H. Swanson >This Thing Called Love by Elizabeth Carfrae Saiiiflg.;._SaUing Swiftly, by J. B. Yeats Somebody Must, by Alice G. Rosman The Red Demon by A. J. Wright The Yellow Briar by Patrick Slater After the Widow Changed Her Mind by Cornelia Penfield ThreeCttres.: by Sholom Asch Harrison Smith & Robert Haas, Inc. Spi<ier in the Cup. ..by Jos. Shearing Farewell Victoria by T. H. White Hospital Murders. by Means Davis James Joyce and the Making of Ulysses by Frank Budgen Come in at the Door, by Wm. March This Much Is Mine!....Nola Henderson One Way-Treket by Ethel Turner Set Free by Sylvia Paul jerman The Reckoning. ...by Leane Zugsmith The Chronicle of Caroline Quellen by Seaton Peacey ^Ffaos-. A. EdiSTSnv.by Mary C. Nerney I, Claudius by Robert Graves Seven Gothic Tales. ...by Isak Dinesen Belmonte, the Matador....H. Baerlein Indeed This Flesh Grace Flandrau Dr. Martino by William Faulkner Man's Fate by Andre Malraux Breathe Upon These Slain by Evelyn Scott Doubleday, Doran Fiction: "Passions Spin the Plot. ...Vardis Fisher Skin and Bones.. by Thorne Smith Cross of Peace by Philip Gibbs Falling Star by Vicki Baum Cloud Howe by L. G. Gibbon A-Warnrng-tcrWanTShs by Mary Mitchell The Valiant Wife. ...Margaret Wilson Folded Hills by Stewart E. White A Feather in Her+tat.l. A. R. Wylie Chelbury Abbey by Denis Mackail It's A Battlefield, by Graham Greene Manhattan Love Song.Kathleen Norris Three Men and Diana .Kathleen Norris James Shore's Daughter by Stephen Vincent Benet Whispering Tongues... Lawrence Kirk Family Cruise by Helen Ashton Harriet by Elizabeth Jenkins Crooked Lane by Frances N. Hart Long Day Closes Beatrice Tunstall Sara Alone by N. S. Laitch The Lords Anointed....Ruth E. McKee The Power To Kill, by Robert Hichens Karen's Destiny, by Harriet Comstock Unfinished Cathedral--..T. S. Stribling ■The-f^-f«ct Pair by Lois Montross Introducing Terry Sloane by Concordia Merrel F^iTjfessioniri — b©ver....by Maysie Greig Ten Cent Love by Maysie Greig Little -Stst««~©onY "Count by Maysie Greig All About Jane by Pamela Wynne Always Tomorrow., .by Ruby M. Ayres Love Is So Blind by Ruby M. Ayres -Peeking Madness by J. Van Dyke Red. Clark Rides Alone by Gordon Young T*»e-Yukon Kid by J. B. Hendryx Trail Dust by C. E. Mulford Smoky Pass by Ernest Haycox Drama : Play Parade — ^^r^^. by Noel Coward Mary ^f 5cQ±larid.... Maxwell Anderson Morton's Folly by J. B. Morton Archy's Life of MehitabeL by Don Marquis The Crime Club: McKee of Centre Street. .Helen Reilly Richardson's Second Case by Sir Basil Thompson London Calling by Val Geilgud and Holt Marvell The Lesser Antilles Case....Rufus King King Rat \ by Sax Rohmar The Sinister Shadow by Henry Holt Death of a Ghost. Margery Allingham The Riddle of the Russian Princess : ...by E, S. Liddon The Misfortunes of Mr. Teal by Leslie Charteris The Puzzle of the Silver Persian.. .. by Stuart Palmer Panic by Anthony Berkeley The Crooked Lane. ...Frances N. Hart The Intrusive Tourist by Mrs. Bailie Reynolds Morrow Without Armor by James Hilton Two's Company. .Margaret G. Herzog The^Xalktng Sparrow Murders by Darwin Teilhet Gowpuncher by Charles Ballew Robert E. Lee. ...by Robt. W. Winston Mr. Thompson in the Attic by Anna Gordon Keown I Was a German by Ernst Toller Death Cruises South Roger Denbie Laramie Rides Alone. ..by Will Ermine A Journal of These Days by Albert )ay Nock Adventure's a Wench — -the Autobiography of Charles Veil as told to Howard R. Marsh. The Pipe Dream of Peace by John W. Wheeler-Bennett Farrar and Rinehart, Inc. Masked Women by Rex Beach Land of Plenty by Robert Cantwell Magnus Merriman....by Eric Linklater The Ten Million. ...by Mark Hellinger The Voyage. - by Heinrich Herm Finnley Wren by Philip Wylie The Man with Four Lives. Wm. Cowen The Story of a Country Boy by Dawn Powell The Incurable Filibuster — Adventures of Col. Dean Ivan Lamb. Thunder in the Dust Alan LeMay Stars Fell on Alabama. ...Carl Carmer Great White Gods Eduard Stucken Mr. Pinkerton Goes to Scotland Yard by David Frome Plays for the Parlor Marc Connelly The Flowering Thorn. .Alexander Laing One Happy Jew by Nat J. Ferber Ninety-two Days. ...by Evelyn Waugh Twenty Mad Years by Col. F. E. McCammon Youth and Russia. ...by F. E. Williams Don Segundo Sombra by Ricardo Guiraldes Five Silver Daughters ..by Louis Golding Business Women in Love by Faith Baldwin Racing the Seas by Ahto Walter Drums of Morning by Floyd Dell The Story of Skyscrapers. .Alf. Morgan They Knew Mr. Knight by Dorothy Whipple Manhattan Prodigal. ...George Tichenor The Indulgent Husband by Colette Boy and Girl Tramps of America.... by Thomas Minehan The Folks by Ruth Suckow Lewis Mumford has )ust finished his new book, "Technics and Civilization," which Harcourt, Brace will publish in April. The Grosset and Dunlap edition of Faith Compton Mackenzie's "The Sibyl of the North," the story of Queen Christina, features a picture of Greta Garbo on the jacket. A poetry contest for poems of twenty lines or less 'first and second prize $15) is announced by the North Carolina Poetry Review, Gastonia, North Carolina. Two books titled "Kaleidoscope" will be published soon. One is written by Stefan Zweig and the other by A. R. Burr. Last year the favorite title was "Mischief." Two books of that name were published within a few days of one another. The alley cat is immortalized. Baron Ireland, famous for his lyrics in praise of his lowly cat, has made a book of his poems, "Our Cat," which will be published in the fall by Doubleday, Doran. The story of Bertrand du Guesclin, the famous brigand who led the brigands out of France, dethroned a King of Spain, was a Robin Hood to the poor, and once paid his henchmen from his own pocket so that they would not loot a poor village, has been written by M. Coryn. The book, "The Black Eagle," is published by Funk and Wagnalls. "The Murder of the Honest Broker," by Willoughby Sharp, who recently broke his leg while boarding his yacht in Bermuda, will be published soon by Claude Kendall. Labor Pow-Wow Here (Continued from Page 1 ) Federation of Musicians, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners and the International Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers. Producing companies are MGM, Fox, Universal, Warner Brothers, First National, Paramount and Radio. Among the presidents who are expected, unless plans are changed, will be William C. Elliott, of lATSE; Joseph Weber, Musicians; L. P. Lindelof, Painters. Present plans call for H. P. Brigaerts, International vice president of the IBEW. to represent that organization, and Abe Muir, vice president of the carpenters, to represent them. Among the studio representatives slated to sit in at the discussion will be Nicholas Schenck, now here; Sidney Kent, who is due here shortly; Pat Casey. Al Berres, B. B. Kahane, who is due back in time for the confab, as well as special representatives from the various locals. Probability is that rehash of late strike may come up at the parley with uncovering of workings at the time that may prove sensational news. It is understood that while conference is slated for Hollywood, there is some effort being made in some quarters to have it shifted at last minute to New York.