New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 11

s THE BOOK SHELF &: | NEW BOOKS } PASTELS ‘ NSTITUTE PORTRAITS ————————————————) |\ S———————————— vt BOOK OF AMERICAN HUMOR l.\'l‘ We nots with pleasure that Edna PROSE AND VERSE, being a |Ferbers “So Big" is still one of the t Al THE | AND selection of witty and amu best gellars of the day; and we point, tales. skefches and rhymes by well- | with 1l pleasure, to the signi- | ltnewn American writers fleance of t continned popularity —_— of this novel. That a book of this CREDO, by Stewart Edward White. tvpe, publishe: Vebruary, 1924 Mr. White calls this a layman's should a year and a half later find beok of philosophy, 1t is based ou it “14¢ scientific reading and observa- tion, and aims to ghe a reasonubl anewer 1o many pressing problems of our time 1f still in the “nrst ten'” is indeed asing. That it should. we might d, a year and It after its ap peat to vie with its {more spectacnlar sister-works, 15 an n that we must e v as pu CRUIBEROENTHE AMARVLLIS il ii5 v catile ok s il George H. P. Muhlhauser T e b A three years' cruise around the b SH€ world in a yawl, the third smallest ey i boat to makg this trip. Mr. Muhl-| Seie i 4is hauger writes of experiences in many strange ports, including gome.in ¢ South Sea Islands, Australia, New > s heen done Zealand and the East Indies suflolentlySbyatar iter minds g than ours, and never an angle has | TURE AND THE GOS. |Peen neglected. T is rather onr pur 168 1l Wmerits of this HUMAN N/ PEL, by Willlam Lyvon Phelps, |P08¢ {2 volce the hoy re that Svmpathetic and vivid portravals | "€@4INE America is a1 st wining of the men and women who playe |OUt of tha literary doldeums fhat it their human roles in the great has been in since first afflicted by drama of the gospel story |the scourge, * naia MEANING OF LITERATURE b We thought much last fall wi George Spran [Peres Mark's To aid the reader in appreciating |seum was riding o the art of letter | of 1710y b 1he erest \mieriea its place ar approva A never ta MEMOIRS OF A NAPOLEONIC [in the su OFFICER, edited by dean B. A |reade w Barre| and tie Ag o Maurise Barres. French novelist, |cupied 11 ot or noninmty recently unearthed these memoirs of [5nq for manths after jrs v 2 his grandfather who enlisted in the lapiarentiy waned, and esoryone had guard under the Consulate, was al \peen peported as having read it Eylan, Austerlitz and Leipsic, and |\aci apee, it eon v or other stil in the retreat from Leipsic managed tn keep | place same EW WORLD OF LABOR by £her- 3 wood Eddy | Widest survey ever attempted fn| ' he Plastie AReiiloie arias dil .a single volume of the industrial °V°ry other similar wealth of drive situation and of labor conditions in 209 ne America, China. Ja India, Rus- KMo ia, Great Britain, Germany, France 04 and Tialy al = is Far, after PLATWRIGHTS OF THE v “The Plastic Age” uil! | AMERICAN THEATER by Thom- | well-done it T wantdistinet] as Herbert Dickinson [not even in ihi A veiew of practically all the con- | i tributions to the Ameriean theater ' "o Pis the ather ha t since 1060, with specizl chapters on |netel of t thus far, It MacKaze and | gom of Il also a section on ! it real in of the drama ; i POTTERY AND PORCELAIN Beok and the author wha wpitez af bY them Fdrn Ferber ne much T'mil Hanno' er A veritable cvclopsdia of fanre history, and commentary on fhe n this n ta p o anakening Americs 1o the dern istine | Production of rottery in all finey | 291° (10 Befudiiing e and countries which has eansed ' lnii BMOKE RINGS AND ROUNDE. ()l EMAshed intn 2 millien favdrel LAYS by Wilfred Partington Shatis | A new mixture for all true smol M ! ers, carefully blen and the aim Away back has been to use onlv the choicest 'the war it that leaves. A mixture you can keen | would somedas it as dipping into yet naver find: it dim- |vears sp=d onward and jazz in the inishing or growing stale interim became hut the more frmls STORT OF 3 y Lil- 'impossible. The whole world, from Man Hart {Hin S0t e hltom ltorm of the Afbiean) SWALLOWING THE ANCHOR by |awn roof garden. scemed afflicted, a | Willlam MeFee Mty raschannd ng-thung | Tionty-seven estays and sket e i b | on literary themes, mhich Mr hh | Fes describes as “the adventures of | 4.1 2% (o nuueie fumbled upnard | an engineer's sonl among master- | i v of strang VANISHING TRIBES OF KENTA |[WiimItes s s by Major G Manners and ttive trib arn ele Africa T Orde Browne ustonis of 1he prim- ¢ drelling on the s of Maunt Kenya in WAYT OF THE MAKERS by Mar guerits 0. B Wil e A sindv of tha wav poems are : made based on the experie s y ; British and American s Shakespeara {0 Vachel DL A e But t Fictlo i ; ] BEINE MTSTERY by (levelang |25 IS Ik Moffett pace, e are inchned to think, has D hecome fton hot must, will, | g with the disappearance of 1 Ealabeit ness the 1exnra of time, 1t} A SON OF THE CINCINNATI by s run i Mantague Rrieard e Historical romance of the st | Renke such 1 muarter of the 194h centurt with the fain Stpect scane 1aid in Ohio and Kentuek THOSE DIFFICULT YEARS by dwin Cuthrell nan intere story telling of | we ha-r “ihese difficult vears” that come 10 3 vear and 4 half agno b of the | an average roung couple affer MAst Meritorians nat cls ever writter honeymoaon period is over d the¥ | and still being maintained by an un-| have sertled down to humdrum | oo 2 I avervday existance in a gmall town. [o . oo ooy g e Tyl = $iines; the zeturn of America and LIFE SAVERS REWARDED. the world t rationality? Foacamp. France July 24 (--A . 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