Life — August 27, 1903 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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194 Our Fresh-Air Previonsiy acknowledged. “Bankle’....... Prescott and Benj Ke beeeeeees Retty Balch... ees Amatear Dramatic Associatio House. York Harbor. Maine Bess Ned and George... wring memory of +S. M. B.” RY - The Twins om HT... : + From @ littie boy in the county $8,963 72 Our thanks to Mr. Jotun B. Kerr fora package of most usefal clothing. Extremes Meet. Be )N holds the mother church of Chris- tian Science. Materialism has no mother church. But it is in Boston that vaccination is compulsory, AT LIFES FARM LS IN WITCH MESSRS. CHATLAND AND LENHART SENT LDREN. wens adds to his laurels b: d virility of his new creation, (The Macmillan Compan the force a $1.50.) ce of an in- The Fighting génue,” is a fie hance, Gertrude Lyneh’s “roma L bubble which floats for a while with light and airy iridescence and then bursts with a little spatter of suds. | j Ada Rehan could have created the wen perfection, The book is the thing for a very hot and very la fternoon, (The NE of the disadvant ing written an unusually good book is the difficulty of keeping up the p ney Huston + Set Publishing Company.) Banks's romance of early Kentucky, Rowul Aneil Rock, is a very A decidedly entertaining book is to be found in The Sacrigice of j readable romance, but its inferiority Ol il is more striking the Shannon, by W. Albert Hick a story of tl i than its own merits, Oldjield was a boc rted and warm-blooded heroes who man Kock is merely one of a thousand. (The Macmillan Com- them, ‘The subject is new, and the author's method, whieh su ny. $1.50. gests the graphic directness and warm enthusiasm o| tall rather than the technique of the novelist, is unusual and extremely effective. (Frederick A. Stokes Company.) rd 8. Van Zile p, in print, sadly lacks the pund crushers and of the big-he pson’s Progress, being a series of incidents from the career of Tom Tom's ollier’s brat in the West Riding of Yorkshire, terwards T. Thompson of Buton Hall, and now Baron Buton, is A Duke and His Double, by Edw J. Cutliffe Hyne’s new book. ‘The creator of Captain Kettle tional and stagey society yy whi sanction afforded by the lights, th ably unorigin: (Henry I is a conven- tting and the business of the theatre. It is a remar! nal pen of Mr. Van Zil me from the origi- It and Company. ‘The vivid quality of the facts and reminiscences whi Bostock has to relate and the pple directn: ship of Ellen Velvin, make The Trainin f Wild - intensely thrilling little volume. It is safe to say reader will never again look upon 1oy ion, (The C tiger stra pany. $1.00.) in which the author has come very A little boo near to interpreting some elemen sir betv Anna Robeson Brown, ¢ nan truths, the story of a love a bright wor 1a sci ith and a Woman, It is pyrotechn clusion and far from great, but it is worth reading. (Herbert &. Stone and Company, Ch ntist. hi in its con- go.) J.B, Kerfoot, Ideals. O,” said the anthoress, with a sweet, haunting smile, **my ideals are too high to permit me to marry, unless it were, perchance, to advertise my books 1" TAT CAN BE BROKEN OUT. IP COULDN'T BE BROKEN IN, comicbooks.com