... SHORT STORY lAM not a particularly timid man, nor am I, on the ether hand, the sort of person who craves for excitement just as other men crave for alcohol or nicotine. The events that I am relating here are not events that I sought, still less are they ...

... Short Story ing over to Martin. But Martin did not see them. He was staring a the floor. Someone was lying on tne floor with some overcoats covering him. Martin could only see the boots They were new brown boots, the kind of boots Mr. Travers always wore ...

... SHORT STORY •. . •o !My T was a big day when I Rudy Zandor consented to dine with me at Chasen's, because those were the years when he was astonishing Hollywood with a series of super productions. He was another Samson. whose strength lay not in his long ...

... SHORT STORY Though competent, St. Ann's ;Church Dramatic Society's production of Robert Morley's comedy of the erring husband is slow. Much more cou:d have been made of several amusing situations. Nevertheless, producer Miss F. G. H. Tomlinson has insisted ...

... SHORT STORY IVg take IVHAT d'ye kill 'im for, Lefty? Why d'ye do it ? Barney Kohlan shot the question across the cell, then biting off the end of another cigar, he lit it, and puffed huge billowing clouds of smoke across towards his companion. You ...

... Short Story I EON watched the house for three full days. A detached residence in a good neighbourhood, it had a large garden with a tall privet hedge round it. There'll be nice pickings there, he murmured to himself. Privacy and substance go _together ...

... SHORT STORY might not think it, the man in the lounge said with a kind of dismal challenge in his voice, but I'm here on my honeymoon. Nothing in our earlier conversation had prepared me for it. I congratulated him and he blinked gratitude. I'm a ...

... SHORT -STORY WOMEN in love are all alike, high and low, rich and poor. They'll put their man first, and fight like a jungle full of tigresses to keep him. That's how it was with Della Coner and Tooriladdy, although they were iy tramps on the road. An ...

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... SHORT STORY FAILS. Dead Heat in Opening ...

... SHORT STORY cc , ! Systems and 'orse racing! Tommyrot ! He glared down at Mr. Pratt. He was a hulking individual. He stood at the bar, a very carthorse of a man, and glared down. His shoulders bulked above the little clerk's, straining at his well-cut ...

... THE MODERN SHORT STORY HERE is only a small trated by the subiect-malter of j Reviewed Here:—’, he ' al 1 handful of successful P s SELECTED STOWES by an E.steddfod. short-story writers rkBVIOU untatr u, l ■ mom?nt sS ofl wfs * at, °The Fddbera, 2s. 0 ...