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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, OVEMBER 15, 1936—PART ONE. Bast Seldons - B‘.'.'fi.su'.'fc'n“it l' STORIES OF THE GREAT OP- * ER. And Their Composer: circle! A thorough, ea. eminent London critic of oper- atle music, history, and the lives of great composers. 1,028 pages. Formerly in 3 volumes, $10.50—NOW $1.47. OPERA GOERS' COMRLETE GUIDE—Leo Melitz. Handlest ref- erence book ever published. Synopses of 268 operas, together with casts, vol principal arias, famous mu- sical numbers. etc. Indispensable com- panion volume to title No. 1 listed above. Was $2.50—NOW $1.49. PLAY PARADE — Noel Coward. e Seven of his famous plays, includ- ing Cavalcade, Design for Living, with a revealing introduction. Was $3.50— NOW 3. THE DECAMERON OF BOCAC- » CIO—Transiated by Richard Ald- Angton. Color i rations by Jean de Bosschere. A riot of story-telling—by the greatest raconteur of all time. 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