Word: novelized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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WRITTEN by a young man of varied experiences, this second published novel brings new laurels to the already famous Albert Halper. Not quite as vivid or moving as his first novel "Union Square" this new work demonstrates the author's ability to delineate characters and to communicate to his readers an atmosphere that is natural and real...
...workers in an intimate and personal way. The presentation is vigorous and masculine and anyone who enjoys studying and probing into the lives of his fellowmen will like "The Foundry." It is full of pierving observations and has a humorous tone that adds a great deal to making the novel enjoyable. And it is not devoid of sound social realities...
Author Boyle is more concerned with writing sinewy sentences than in building the bony structure of an articulate novel. Like her earlier books, My Next Bride is really a loosely-organized collection of short stories, some of them brilliant...
...himself up to be anything fancier, Author Burnett never goes behind the facts of what he has to tell, but his facts are telling. The Goodhues of Sinking Creek is only a long short story, but its rapid narrative covers as much ground as many a full-length novel...
...best directed pictures of the season is featured this week at Loew's State. Entitled "We Live Again" the movie is an adaptation of Tolstoy's great novel "Resurrection." Casting the newly-found star Anna Sten, of "Naua" fame, in the role of the peasant girl and Frederic March, versatile and capable actor, as the master who first makes for her a disgraceful and wretched existence and then remorsefully and penitently returns to "live again," the director of the picture found two unusual and convincing players to portray the moving story...