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... THE CRIMES OF THE HERRENVOLK -By Vernon Fane The Germans and the Russians and the Poles The Black Record Miss Dorothy Thompson's English Journey Wyndham Lewis and the Old School Tie REPRESENTATIVES of the Allied Governments re cently met at a Conference ...
... presented to them. Tommy protests that he will not take part in anything of the nature of a crime, but it is gently and convincinglv pointed out to him that there is no crime in buying a wedding-ring for a girl. (As a fact, it is usually the omis sion of this ...
... The Greater Crime. By Gkorge Allen England.- (Cassell.) The general impression of Mr. England's story is the sibilant roll of a cinema film. When his hero is in the toils of the monstrous trap laid for him by the villain, there is pity left over from ...
... THE CINEMA The Punishment and the Crime By JAMES AGATE IS Trelawny in the case of Pinero's Trelawny of the Wells to be spelled with or without a penultimate e? More particularly, is it Trelawny or Trelawney? Even our most august tuppeny (or twopenny?) ...
... takes place against a background reminiscent of Cold Comfort Farm, Arsenic and Old Lace, and other spirited ren derings of crime or the rural life. Not that there is anything consciously derivative about iMiss Margot Bennett's style. There isn t. But her ...
... CRIME, COURAGE AND CORRESPONDENCE --By Vernon Fane Two Thrillers and Mr. Howard Haycraft's Analysis of Crime-Story Writing Mr. Tfeil Bell's Meek Peek The Obituaries of a Soldier Sir Ian Hamilton's Charming Memoir of His Wife THIS week I have read two ...
... Crime, Real and Fictitious Previewed by Arnold Palmer HAMBROOK of the Yard (Hale, 12s, 6d.) is a volume characteristic of our age. It is described as 38 years of Man Hunting by ex-Superintendent Walter Hambrook, one of the 'Big Four' C.I.D. Area Super ...
... The Crime Club. The Crime Club is an exceptional book: it is not often that a series of detective stories has as part-author a former Superintendent of the Criminal Investigation Department, New Scotland Yard. Mr. Frank Froest is a man who knows, and ...
... resemble the dreams which you want to continue. They are all about crimes, it is true, and yet very little crime, or, rather, what highly civilised folk like ourselves choose to call crime, is allowed to creep in. All of which only means, of course, that ...
... QAr Tfiju Anthony Cookman with Tom Titt Crime Passionnel Gar rick) M. JEAN-PAUL SARTRE enjoys a con tinuing vogue in Paris as the exponent in drama and fiction of the newish philosophy called Existentialism. What that may be only a philosopher can explain ...
... MYSELF 41 THE PI I'll HIES Spookery and Crime By James Agate TIMES change, but we don't always change with them. Or some of us don't. Forty years ago Montague could write about an absurd melodrama: The badinage ranges among such lawful topics as the ...
... Crime and Punishment (New) DOSTOEVSKY till now has been a seemingly impregnable fortress on the English theatrical scene, and the bones of adventurous dramatists who have tried to reduce him to the stage litter the memory. At best these intrepid triers ...