J. J. T. jr.

The Crimson Bookshelf

By J. J. T. jr. February 14, 1934

W HEN Professor Sprague cut loose from the Roosevelt Administration last November, it was with the announced intention of leading

By J. J. T. jr. December 14, 1933

To see a man remove hat, gleves, coat, and face, and reveal nothing but the wall beyond him is not

By J. J. T. jr. April 14, 1932

It is a pleasure to find the Cohens and Kellys back in Hollywood. May they stay there henceforth and allow