Word: rosman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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MOTHER OF THE BRIDE-Alice Grant Rosman-Putnam ($2). An adept at pleasant solution of English middle-class family problems, Author Rosman deftly pilots three sets of lovers to a happy landing in a fluffy tale which should meet the clamor for hot-weather entertainment...
Nothing sells like sentiment. Three weeks ago Publishers Minton, Balch emitted this "Prosperity note'': ''Last year the American News Co. ordered 7,500 copies of | Alice Grant Rosman's] The Young & Secret in advance of publication: this year they have ordered 10,000 copies of The Sixth Journey...
...Author. An Australian "of early pioneer stock," Alice Grant Rosman went to England as a young girl, has lived there ever since. She wanted to write fiction but found newspaper work better pay till 1928, when her first novel, The Window, went up with a bang. Other Books: Visitors to Hugo, The Young & Secret...
...firm with which G. P. Putnam's Sons will merge (through an exchange of stock) has published John Dewey's The Quest for Certainty and Alice Grant Rosman's present big-selling The Young and Secret. Minton, Balch & Co., Inc. for the immediate future at least, will be run as a separate department, "benefiting from the wide Putnam scope. Palmer Cosslet Putnam's new partners are Melville Minton. 45. a big-chested, hardworking salesman with a business head; and Earle Balch, 36, the curly-headed, smiling, amiable, pianoplaying, song-singing, artistic half of the combination...