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The London Magazine [v65, #240, October 1930] (The Amalgamated Press Ltd., 1/-, 347-462pp+, standard, cover by Tom Purvis) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a bound volume at the NYPL. 348 · Spy · Michael Kent · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 361 · Jane Writes a Letter [Jane Turpin] · Evadne Price · ss; illustrated by Anna K. Zinkeisen 368 · Hollywood’s Daily Dozen · Edwin Dyke · ar 372 · Sky Clown · Charlton Edholm · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 381 · Battle · Barbara Hedworth · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 388 · Announcement: 1898-1930 · The Editor · ed; announcing that the magazine will be changing with the next issue, including a price reduction to 6d. 390 · The Three B’s: Berlin, Bucharest, and Brussels · Rupert Grayson · ar; illustrated by Aubrey Hammond 397 · Art and Craft · Denis Mackail · ss; illustrated by T. Cuneo 407 · Salt · F. Morton Howard · ss; illustrated by Arthur Watts 415 · Our Poser Page · “The Oracle” · pz 416 · A Combine Against Crime · Edwin T. Woodhall · ar 420 · The Shorn Lamb [Part 5 of 9] · W. J. Locke · n. Ladies’ Home Journal May 1930 (+3); illustrated by Frank Oldham 428 · The Strange Adventure · Stuart Martin · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 434 · Gaiety and Decorum · Francis Ward · th; discussing the musical “Love” by Stanley Lupino. 438 · Her First Mistake · Alma & Paul Ellerbe · ss; illustrated by Oakdale 444 · Sour Grapes · H. Mortimer Batten · ss; illustrated by S. Tresilian 449 · A Few Days’ Leave · Ex-Private X · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey

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The New London Magazine [Vol. I, No. 1 (new series), November 1930] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 112pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 21 · The Country-side Month by Month: November · Henry Williamson · cl; illustrated by S. Tresilian 22 · The Secrets of a Maître d’Hôtel [Giuseppe Cigarini] · Gilbert Frankau · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 26 · Concerning Guest Rooms · Lady Clanmorris · ar 29 · Partners · Sam Hellman · ss; illustrated by George Whitelaw 32 · Maurice from 5/- to £400 a week · Margaret Chute · ar [Ref. Maurice Chevalier] 35 · Where Channel Swimmers Go in the Winter Time · K. R. G. Browne · ar; illustrated by Aubrey Hammond 36 · We Meet Again · Rita Weiman · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey 42 · How I Decorated My House for £25 · Eve Farson · ar 45 · Mainly Spanish Main [Playmates] · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 49 · Colour in the Winter Garden · H. H. Thomas · ar 50 · Chivalry · Michael Arlen · ss; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 54 · On the Care of Your Clothes · Maxine Lincoln · ar 57 · Love Stories of the Queens of England, I. The Heart of Maud · E. Barrington · ss; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 63 · Sheba’s Love-Pearls · Sax Rohmer · ss; illustrated by Gordon Nicoll 70 · The Shorn Lamb [Part 6 of 9] · W. J. Locke · n. Ladies’ Home Journal May 1930 (+3)

The New London Magazine [Vol. I, No. 2 (new series), December 1930] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 112pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 21 · The Country-side Month by Month: December · Henry Williamson · cl; illustrated by S. Tresilian 22 · Song of the Seine · Don Portbury · nv; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 26 · The Big 5 · James E. Abbe · ar 30 · Just Christmas Justice [Playmates] · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 35 · Great Fun This Marbling! · Eve Farson · ar 37 · The Diptych · A. J. Alan · ss; illustrated by Aubrey Hammond 40 · Love Stories of the Queens of England, II. The Lady of the English · E. Barrington · ss Good Housekeeping September 1930; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 46 · So You Are Going to Switzerland! · Reginald Arkell · ar 48 · The Secrets of a Maître d’Hôtel: How “Swiping Suzie” Celebrated New Year [Giuseppe Cigarini] · Gilbert Frankau · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 53 · The Stars Have Spoken · Denis Mackail · ss 55 · Housekeeping for a Genius · John Gliddon & Mrs. Edgar Wallace · iv [Ref. Edgar Wallace] 60 · Sanctuary · Andrew Soutar · ss 63 · A Word to the Wise · K. R. G. Browne · ar; illustrated by Hynes 64 · A One-Maid Dinner · Marjorie Hand · ar 65 · The Shorn Lamb [Part 7 of 9] · W. J. Locke · n. Ladies’ Home Journal May 1930 (+3)

The New London Magazine [Vol. I, No. 3 (new series), January 1931] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 108pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 21 · The Country-side in January · Henry Williamson · cl; illustrated by S. Tresilian 22 · Dream · Arnold Bennett · ss Liberty April 5 1930; illustrated by Gordon Nicoll 25 · The Sphinx of the Screen · Margaret Chute · ar [Ref. Greta Garbo] 30 · Love Stories of the Queens of England, III. The Little Queen · E. Barrington · ss Good Housekeeping July 1930; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 36 · Where the Little Folk Live · Viscountess Erleigh & Luander · ar 39 · A Joy Ride · A. J. Alan · ss; illustrated by Widgworm 44 · Smiling Through Marriage · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Bobby Howes & Pat Malone] 48 · The Secrets of a Maître d’Hôtel: The Liberation of Lady Loosestrife [Giuseppe Cigarini] · Gilbert Frankau · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 51 · The Christmas Larder · Margaret Gordon · ar 52 · Chivalry Uncivil [Playmates] · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 57 · £25 Will Give You a Wine Cellar · H. Warner Allen · ar 58 · Haunting with the Times · William Maas · ss; illustrated by S. H. Sime; called “a spectral fantasy”. 62 · Bargains or White Elephants · Maxine Lincoln · ar 64 · The Shorn Lamb [Part 8 of 9] · W. J. Locke · n. Ladies’ Home Journal May 1930 (+3) 67 · Made in Paris · Phyllis Duganne · ss The New Smart Set May 1930; illustrated by Leslie Otway

The New London Magazine [Vol. I, No. 4 (new series), February 1931] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 108pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 21 · The Country-side in February · Henry Williamson · cl; illustrated by S. Tresilian 22 · Madonna Lily · Don Portbury · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 28 · Everyman’s Country Seat · P. A. Barron · ar 31 · Pettina Mia [Giuseppe Cigarini] · Gilbert Frankau · ss; illustrated by Gordon Nicoll 35 · Spray Painting · Selwyn Jepson · ar 36 · From Beyond · Rita Weiman · ss; illustrated by Jack M. Faulks 41 · Throwing a Cocktail Party · Rita Weiman · ar 42 · Love Stories of the Queens of England, IV. The Wooing of Philippa the Chivalrous · E. Barrington · ss; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 48 · “Dieting Need Not Be Dull” · Maurice Chevalier & Joan Crawford · ar 50 · A Punch for Judy · Royal Brown · ss Cosmopolitan September 1929; illustrated by H. Coller 55 · The Town Garden · H. H. Thomas · ar 56 · Ten Minutes · Edward Cecil · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 58 · Home Life in Russia—If Any · Marjorie Hessell Tiltman · ar 61 · The Fruits of War [Playmates] · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 66 · New Kitchens for Old · Pamela Murray · ar 68 · The Sea Urchin · H. Mortimer Batten · ss; illustrated by S. Tresilian 71 · The Shorn Lamb [Part 9 of 9] · W. J. Locke · n. Ladies’ Home Journal May 1930 (+3)

The New London Magazine [Vol. I, No. 5 (new series), March 1931] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 108pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 21 · The Country-side in February · Henry Williamson · cl; illustrated by S. Tresilian 22 · The Tyranny of Love · Rita Weiman · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey 28 · A Showman at Home · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. C. B. Cochran] 32 · Findings—Keepings · Victor MacClure · ss; illustrated by Leo Bates 36 · A Home Without a Husband · Eve Farson · ar 39 · The Well · A. J. Alan · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 42 · Film Stars and Their Snacks · Margaret Chute · ar 44 · Fright · Edward Cecil · ss; illustrated by Edward Osmond 47 · A Glorious Afternoon [Young Arthur] · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 52 · Spring-Cleaning Your Car · John Prioleau · ar 54 · Laughing Lanterns · Gladys St. John-Loe · ss 58 · The House of the Future · P. A. Barron · ar 60 · Honesty · Sophie Kerr · ss Woman’s Home Companion March 1923; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 65 · Birth Will Tell [Giuseppe Cigarini] · Gilbert Frankau · ss; illustrated by Gordon Nicoll 69 · Why Wait for the Weather? · Marjorie Hand · ar 70 · The Dalegate Affair · A. M. Burrage · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey

The New London Magazine [Vol. I, No. 6 (new series), April 1931] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 108pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 19 · The Country-side in April · Henry Williamson · cl; illustrated by S. Tresilian 20 · The Gunman · Frank H. Shaw · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 26 · Sir Nigel of Hammersmith · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Sir Nigel Playfair] 30 · Blue Across the Park · Helen Bryant · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 34 · Antique—Modern or Both? · Marjorie Hand · ar 36 · Love Stories of the Queens of England, V. The Queen of Modesty · E. Barrington · ss Ladies’ Home Journal March 1931; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 42 · Bohemia—de Luxe · James E. Abbe · ar 46 · Let Truth Prevail [Giuseppe Cigarini] · Gilbert Frankau · ss; illustrated by Gordon Nicoll 50 · Through Other Eyes · Maxine Lincoln · ar 51 · Baulking the Balkans [Young Arthur] · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 56 · Can You Pack? · Jane Gwynne · ar 58 · And as for Freedom · Joanna Cannan · ss; illustrated by Anna K. Zinkeisen; given as Joanna Cannon elsewhere in the issue. 62 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · John Gliddon · mr 64 · The Pearls of Eve · Anice Terhune · ss; illustrated by Leo Bates 68 · Halls That Say “Come In!” · Pamela Murray · ar 70 · Disorderly Dreams of a ’Varsity Stroke · Laurie Tayler · ct

The New London Magazine [Vol. II, No. 7 (new series), May 1931] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 84pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 9 · Come with Me “Down Along” · Reginald Arkell · pm 10 · Room 700 [Part 1 of 6] · Mary Hastings Bradley · n.; illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson 18 · References · Beverley Nichols · ar; illustrated by Aubrey Hammond 20 · Gracie Fields at the “Tower” · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Gracie Fields] 25 · The Angel Unawares · Jeffery Farnol · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 29 · A Bird and His Feathers · Edwin Dyke · ar 30 · Cherry · Warwick Deeping · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 36 · When You Want to Look Your Best · Maxine Lincoln · ar 38 · Epilogue · Joanna Cannan · ss; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 44 · The Great Novel Racket · Gilbert Frankau · ar; illustrated by George Whitelaw 47 · Spring Notes in the Home · Thelma Benjamin · ar 48 · The Curse on Nannory House · Margery Lawrence · ss; illustrated by Leo Bates 54 · And Now for the Open Air! · Pamela Murray · ar; illustrated by Lois Graham 56 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · J. G. (by John Gliddon) · mr 58 · Compromising Althea · A. M. Burrage · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 62 · Why Not a Beach Hut? · P. A. Woodbury · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. II, No. 8 (new series), June 1931] ed. David Whitelaw (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 80pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 7 · In Defence of Human Cats · Clemence Dane · ar; illustrated by Aubrey Hammond 8 · Pamela’s Wild Oats, 1. In Brigade-Waiting · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 10 · Room 700 [Part 2 of 6] · Mary Hastings Bradley · n.; illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson 14 · Tom Walls of the Aldwych and Epsom · John Gliddon · ar 26 · An Income from Dogs · Lady Kitty Vincent · ar 28 · Jason in Search of a Mother-in-Law · Ernest H. Robinson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 31 · Chintz Is so Cheerful · Luander · ar 32 · The Father of Thieves · Sax Rohmer · ss Collier’s February 22 1930; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 36 · An Ideal Home for Your Car · P. A. Barron · ar 38 · Adelais the Lovely · E. Barrington · ss The Delineator May 1931; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 46 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · J. G. · mr 48 · Midsummer Magic [Young Arthur] · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 52 · Let’s Go Into the Garden · Pamela Murray · ar 54 · “Romantics!” · F. Morton Howard · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 58 · Jill and Anne Give a Party · Eve Farson · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. III, No. 9 (new series), July 1931] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 72pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 8 · “We’re Falling in Love Again” · Don John · ar [Ref. Marlene Dietrich] 12 · Pamela’s Wild Oats, 2. The Pleasant Wiles of Princes · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 18 · Salving a Derelict · Ruth Alexander · ar 22 · Room 700 [Part 3 of 6] · Mary Hastings Bradley · n.; illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson 30 · The World Game · Nigel Sharpe · ar 32 · Love or — · Barbara Hedworth · ss; illustrated by F. G. Moorsom 36 · A French Wife Makes a Happy Husband · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Colin Clive & Jeanne de Casalis] 40 · Venice Magic · Grace Morgan · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey 45 · Star Salads · Margaret Chute · ar 48 · Will Women Play in Test Matches? · “Googly” · ar 50 · A Question of Ownership [Daphne Wrayne] · Valentine · ss The Green Book Magazine August 1920; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 54 · The Land of the Conqueror · Flora Meredith · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. III, No. 10 (new series), August 1931] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 72pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 7 · Beauty on the Beach · Maxine Lincoln · ar 10 · Pamela’s Wild Oats, 3. The Rich Man in His Castle · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 16 · Modern Gypsies · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ar 18 · Wild Heart · Ethel Mannin · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 22 · Bond Street Calling! · Mary Neish Allan · ar 25 · Room 700 [Part 4 of 6] · Mary Hastings Bradley · n.; illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson 31 · Something with Ice in It! · Margaret Gordon · ar 32 · From Timbuctoo to Ebury Str. · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Lady Dorothy Mills] 35 · The Sacking of Egbert · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 40 · Furnishing a Country Cottage · Ruth Alexander · ar 44 · Tragic Eyes · Rita Weiman · nv Liberty May 2 1931; illustrated by Frank Oldham 50 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · Don John · mr 52 · Garr, the Blue Jay · H. Mortimer Batten · ss; illustrated by S. Tresilian 54 · Furniture in Petticoats · Eve Farson · ar 56 · Diana of the Cross-words · Peter Trove · ss; illustrated by George Whitelaw

The New London Magazine [Vol. III, No. 11 (new series), September 1931] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 72pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 8 · Partners—and Pals · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Herbert Marshall & Edna Best] 12 · Pamela’s Wild Oats, 4. Pulling Strings at Bunting’s · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 18 · Planning a Cottage Garden · Ruth Alexander · ar 21 · Close-Ups of Wireless Personalities: Albert Sandler · S. Howard Jones · ar [Ref. Albert Sandler] 22 · The Theory · Joanna Cannan · ss; illustrated by G. W. Goss 26 · Seeing Europe on Wheels · H. Hessell Tiltman · ar 30 · Room 700 [Part 5 of 6] · Mary Hastings Bradley · n.; illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson 36 · “If Winter Comes” · Jane Barclay · ar 38 · Women Who Have Made History, 1. Madame de Maintenon—Who Saved the Soul of a King · Sidney Dark · ar; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 41 · The Street of the Serpent · Don Portbury · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey 49 · The Three R’s · Pamela Murray · ar 50 · See England First! · K. R. G. Browne · ar 51 · Something Venture · Edward Percy · ss; illustrated by F. G. Moorsom 56 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · Don John · mr 58 · Coyote Ridge · H. Mortimer Batten · ss; illustrated by S. Tresilian 61 · Nursery Into Schoolroom · Nelto Osmond Williams · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. III, No. 12 (new series), October 1931] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 72pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 7 · Two of a Trade · Annette Adams · iv [Ref. Angela Baddeley & Glen Byam Shaw] 11 · Moongate · Grace Morgan · ss Love Story Magazine March 14 1931; illustrated by Alfred Sindall 16 · The Problem of Baby in a Flat · Mrs. P. A. Woodbury · ar 18 · Pamela’s Wild Oats, 5. “Here Comes the Bride” · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 24 · Comfort on the Hearth · Pamela Murray · ar 29 · Twelve Months—Multiplied by 70 · A. M. Burrage · ss 31 · Stable-Dwellers · M. Sheriff Mott · ar 34 · Verdict · Harold Wimbury · ss; illustrated by Leslie Otway 38 · Women Who Have Made History, 2. Cleopatra: “The Serpent of Old Nile” · Sidney Dark · ar; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 41 · Ship of Dreams · Gladys St. John-Loe · ss; illustrated by Alfred Sindall 45 · Easy-to-Make Lampshades · Eve Farson · ar 46 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · Don John · mr 48 · Room 700 [Part 6 of 6] · Mary Hastings Bradley · n.; illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson 53 · Close-Ups of Wireless Personalities: Mabel Constanduros · S. Howard Jones · ar [Ref. Mabel Constanduros] 54 · The Mirror · G. M. Anstruther · ss 60 · Window-Dressing · Derek Patmore · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. III, No. 13 (new series), November 1931] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 72pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 7 · Welcome Winter! · K. R. G. Browne · ar 8 · How Marie Tempest Runs Her Home · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Marie Tempest] 14 · Gipsy Song · Don Portbury · ss; illustrated by Leo Bates 21 · Patchwork · Eve Farson · ar 22 · The Highest Bidder · Mollie Churton Castle · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 26 · Libraries and Dens · Madame Luander · ar 30 · Pamela’s Wild Oats, 6. The Last Sowing · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 36 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · Don John · mr 38 · Women Who Have Made History, 3. Queen Elizabeth and Her Last Love · Sidney Dark · ar; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 41 · Ringing the Changes · Guy Fletcher · ss; illustrated by Moorsom 46 · Unwhipped of Justice · Mary Hastings Bradley · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 50 · Close-Ups of Wireless Personalities: Jack Payne · S. Howard Jones · ar [Ref. Jack Payne] 51 · Summer Lightning · Alma & Paul Ellerbe · ss; illustrated by A. E. Bestall 55 · Happy Reflections · Nelto Osmond Williams · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. III, No. 14 (new series), December 1931] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 1/-, 104pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 5 · The Bridge You Never Cross · Clemence Dane · ar 6 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 1. Honour Among Thieves · Arthur Somers Roche · ss Redbook Magazine November 1930, as “The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey”; illustrated by Frank Oldham 10 · Why Not Get Married This Christmas? · Gilbert Frankau · ar 13 · Call of the Siren · Rita Weiman · ss The Saturday Evening Post August 22 1931; illustrated by H. Coller 18 · Stars I Have Seen Grow-Up · C. B. Cochran · ar 21 · The Bumping Off of Colin Brooks · Anthony Richardson · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 26 · Do Cosmetics Make the Woman? · Temple Thurston · ar 28 · The Further Adventures of Ali Baba [Arabian Nights retold] · Allan Govan · ss; illustrated by Bowyer 32 · “It’s a Boy” · Annette Adams · ar [Ref. Leslie Henson] 36 · Herbert’s Reputation · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 40 · Christmas Trees · Eve Farson · ar 42 · The Tom Finch Mystery · Eden Phillpotts · ss; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 46 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · Don John · mr 48 · Halcyon Journey · Patrick Fraser · ss; illustrated by A. E. Bestall · Photogravure Supplement _i. · Princess Mary at Home · Hettie Grimstead · ar _vi. · So This Is Christmas at Hollywood · Margaret Chute · ar 54 · Hockey, the Winter Team Game for Women · Marjorie Pollard · ar 56 · Innocents at Large · Doris Peel · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 63 · Women Who Have Made History, 4. Sweet Nell of Old Drury · Sidney Dark · ar; illustrated by Fortunino Matania 66 · Furnishing a Flat · Pamela Murray · ar 70 · F. B. Watt · Pythias · ss; illustrated by Edward Osmond 76 · Hard Luck on Fathers · Douglas Newton · ss; illustrated by Fred W. Purvis 90 · Eyes North · Mrs. P. A. Woodbury · ar; given as by Mrs. P. M. Woodbury.

The New London Magazine [Vol. IV, No. 15 (new series), January 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 60pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 5 · Let’s Go Gay! · K. R. G. Browne · ar 6 · “Down on the Farm” · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Sonnie Hale & Jessie Matthews] 10 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 2. The Rakmanoff Ruby · Arthur Somers Roche · ss Redbook Magazine December 1930; illustrated by Frank Oldham 16 · The Order of the Bath · Christine Veasey · ar 19 · In the Driving Mirror · Florence Howard Burleigh · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 24 · Wool Rug-Making · Luander · ar 26 · Aladdin’s Lamp [Arabian Nights retold] · Allan Govan · ss; illustrated by Bowyer 30 · B.A.’s of the Needle and Thread · Abbe · ar 33 · Your 21st Birthday · Maxine Lincoln · ar; illustrated by Bowyer 34 · Empty Stockings · Harold Simpson · ss; quasi-ghost/dream story. 37 · Let Your Friends Choose Their Own Presents · Winifred Sykes · ar 38 · Perfect Service · Douglas Furber · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 43 · Variations on an Old Theme · Margaret Gordon · ar 44 · Talkies Worth Seeing & Hearing · Don John · mr 46 · Close-Ups of Wireless Personalities: Solomon · S. Howard Jones · ar [Ref. Solomon Cutner] 47 · Claribel and Her Complex · Nora Kent · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans; given as by Norah Kent.

The New London Magazine [Vol. IV, No. 16 (new series), February 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 60pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 5 · A Resolutionary Theory · K. R. G. Browne · ar 6 · Diane of Montmartre · Rita Weiman · ss; illustrated by Alfred Sindall 12 · Basil Foster in His “Home Port” · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Basil Foster] 14 · The Bath-Water Cocktail · Janie Foster · ar 17 · Something for Ourselves · Herbert Shaw · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 20 · The Truth About Nursing · Dorothy M. Smith · ar 24 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 3. The Private Detective · Arthur Somers Roche · ss Redbook Magazine January 1931; illustrated by Frank Oldham 30 · For Milady’s Footsteps · P. A. Barron · ar 32 · The 1000th and Last Night [Arabian Nights retold] · Allan Govan · ss; illustrated by Bowyer 36 · The Yellow Passport · Don John · mr 40 · Storm · R. W. Alexander · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 46 · Blackcross · Samuel Scoville · ss; illustrated by Stanislaus Brian 50 · Economy Dishes · Margaret Gordon · ar 56 · Games of Chance · Elsie Collins · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. IV, No. 17 (new series), March 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 5 · Matters of Habit · K. R. G. Browne · ar 6 · Housekeeping Between Scenes · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Mary Glynne & Dennis Neilson-Terry] 10 · Her Kingdom · Velia Ercole · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 16 · Ponds Make a Garden · P. A. Barron · ar 18 · A Goulash of Hate · Douglas Furber · ss; illustrated by Bowyer; a story in the Russian manner. 22 · Doing-Up a Tumble-down House · Pamela Murray · ar 26 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 4. The King of Swindlers · Arthur Somers Roche · ss Redbook Magazine February 1931; illustrated by Frank Oldham 30 · Palmy Days · Don John · mr 34 · The Truth About Sinbad the Sailor [Arabian Nights retold] · Allan Govan · ss; illustrated by Bowyer 38 · Eve in the Kitchen · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ar 39 · Grand Slam · Fred M. White · ss

The New London Magazine [Vol. IV, No. 18 (new series), April 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 5 · Spring Fever · K. R. G. Browne · ar 6 · The Bridal Home of Phyllis Konstam & “Bunny” Austin · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Phyllis Konstam & Bunny Austin] 10 · Before Dawn · Llewellyn Hughes · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 13 · Triolet of First Trumpets · Stephanie Greer · pm 16 · This Love Business · Clara Bow · ar 19 · A Room Where It Is Always Spring · Peggy Barker · ar 20 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 5. I Couldn’t Face It · Arthur Somers Roche · ss Redbook Magazine March 1931; illustrated by Frank Oldham 25 · Fine Linen · Luander & Lady Desborough · ar 28 · A Friendly Game · Dana Burnet · ss Collier’s June 20 1931 30 · Janet Gaynor & Charles Farrell in “Delicious” · Don John · mr 33 · Onions & Infinity · Douglas Furber · ss; illustrated by Bowyer; a story in the Spanish Manner. 36 · Handbags Are Easy to Make · Jessica · ar 38 · Close-Ups of Wireless Personalities: De Groot · S. Howard Jones · ar [Ref. David De Groot] 39 · A Simply Dinner Party Without a Maid · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ar 40 · Fellow Mortals · A. M. Burrage · ss; illustrated by Leo Bates 47 · A New Use for Lino · Nelto Osmond Williams · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. IV, No. 19 (new series), May 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 6 · How Noel Coward Fulfilled a Promise · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Noel Coward & Mary Clare] 10 · Blind Man’s Holiday · H. R. Barbor · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey 15 · “Queen of Bridge” · Josephine Culbertson; as told to Edwin C. Hill · ar 16 · Let Mrs. Culbertson Teach You Contract · Josephine Culbertson · ar 18 · Poor Cat “Pour Quatre” · Douglas Furber · ss; illustrated by Bowyer; a story in the French Manner. 21 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 6. The Good Name of a Woman · Arthur Somers Roche · ss Redbook Magazine April 1931; illustrated by Frank Oldham 27 · Famous at 7, Forgotten at 17? · Margaret Chute · ar 30 · The Return · Gladys St. John-Loe · ss; illustrated by Anna K. Zinkeisen 34 · “Through the Looking-Glass” · Eve Farson · ar 36 · The Heart of a Cynic · Lettice Rathbone · ss; illustrated by K. J. Petts 41 · Pies and Pastry · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ar 43 · Jane and Her Car · Maurice Sampson · cl; illustrated by Treyer Evans 44 · Such Is Life · Joyce Dennys · ss; illustrated by Joyce Dennys

The New London Magazine [Vol. IV, No. 20 (new series), June 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Hollywood Heartbreak · Vicki Baum · ar; illustrated by Gordon Nicoll 6 · In the Fog · Stephen Avery · ss Collier’s August 8 1931; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 12 · Tête-a-Tête with Evelyn Laye · Sewell Stokes · ar [Ref. Evelyn Laye] 14 · Dunga Gin · Douglas Furber · ss; illustrated by Bowyer; a story in the Indian Manner. 17 · The Long Slow Sideways Look · Lucian Cary · ss The Saturday Evening Post July 4 1931; illustrated by Albert Bailey 22 · Mrs. Culbertson on Contract · Josephine Culbertson · cl 24 · Honeymoon House · Pamela Murray · ar 27 · While the Night Was Young · E. M. Winch · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 30 · What Ralph Lynn Does with Tons of Money · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Ralph Lynn] 34 · Busman’s Holiday · J. Leslie Mitchell · ss; illustrated by R. M. C. 38 · Jane and Her Car · Maurice Sampson · cl; illustrated by Treyer Evans 40 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 7. Kidnapped · Arthur Somers Roche · ss Redbook Magazine May 1931, as “Disappeared!”; illustrated by Frank Oldham 46 · Close-Ups of Wireless Personalities: Tommy Handley · S. Howard Jones · ar [Ref. Tommy Handley]

The New London Magazine [Vol. V, No. 21 (new series), July 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Tallulah Shocks Hollywood · Dorothy Spensley · ar [Ref. Tallulah Bankhead] 6 · Saif Ullah’s Daughter [Jeremy Landor] · Dudley Hoys · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 12 · Betty Nuthall · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Betty Nuthall] 16 · Jill Came After · Hylton Cleaver · ss; illustrated by S. Abbey 21 · “Dora” Be D——d! · P. A. Barron · ar 22 · Romantic Rambles · Claude Fisher · ar 24 · Mrs. Culbertson on Contract · Josephine Culbertson · cl 26 · Why Remain a Rabbit? · K. R. G. Browne · hu; illustrated by Hendy 28 · The Reckless Adventures of Lydia Grey, No. 8. The Sins of the Fathers · Arthur Somers Roche · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 34 · Lady of the Isle · Annette Adams · ar [Ref. Sibyl Hathaway] 37 · ’Vantage Out! · Shirley Seifert · ss; illustrated by K. J. Petts 44 · The Eisenstein Theories · Douglas Furber · ss; illustrated by Bowyer; a story in the German Manner. 46 · Jane and Her Car · Maurice Sampson · cl; illustrated by Treyer Evans

The New London Magazine [Vol. V, No. 22 (new series), August 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Glamis · Margaret Saville · ar 8 · Mutiny [Part 1 of 2] · Juliet Wilbor Tompkins · nv; illustrated by Frank Oldham 12 · Beverley Nichols Has You to Lunch · Sewell Stokes & Beverley Nichols · iv [Ref. Beverley Nichols] 15 · Midsummer Shyness · Barry Merrilees · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 21 · Shaiba Khan’s Broadcast [Jeremy Landor] · Dudley Hoys · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 24 · Mrs. Culbertson on Contract · Josephine Culbertson · cl 26 · “Getting Your Man”—in Poland · Betty Ross · ar; illustrated by Jeffryes 29 · Marie Dressler · Jean Hersholt · ar [Ref. Marie Dressler] 32 · With Tact and Finesse · Oscar Schisgall · ss; illustrated by Kay Edmunds 38 · Let McStymie Make You Scratch · K. R. G. Browne · hu; illustrated by Hendy 40 · A Fool Rushed In · Lucy Whitehead · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 44 · Jane and Her Car · Maurice Sampson · cl; illustrated by Treyer Evans

The New London Magazine [Vol. V, No. 23 (new series), September 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Barribal) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · If You Dined with H.R.H. · Margaret Saville · ar [Ref. Edward VIII] 6 · Mutiny [Part 2 of 2] · Juliet Wilbor Tompkins · nv; illustrated by Frank Oldham 10 · Mrs. Culbertson on Contract · Josephine Culbertson · cl 12 · From Convent to Harem · Lida L. Fleitmann · ar; illustrated by R. M. C. 16 · Counter-Attractions · E. Margerie Scott · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 21 · Binnie Hale and Her 2/- Cat · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Binnie Hale] 24 · An Infernal Triangle · Dale Collins · ss; illustrated by C. Caney 29 · Made-to-Measure Houses · P. A. Barron · ar 32 · The Pilot · Edward Woodward · ss; illustrated by Albert Bailey 36 · The Buried Kill · H. Mortimer Batten · ss 38 · Why Not a Buffet Dinner? · Margaret Chute · ar 41 · As Per Instructions · D. A. Bary · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 45 · Jane and Her Car · Maurice Sampson · cl; illustrated by Treyer Evans

The New London Magazine [Vol. V, No. 24 (new series), October 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Confessions of Ivor Novello · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Ivor Novello] 8 · Romany · Diana Bourbon · ss Liberty February 13 1932; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 14 · Murder Will Out · Edwin T. Woodhall · ar 18 · Brother of the Giant · Oscar Schisgall · ss; illustrated by Moorsom 23 · A Home with a View · P. A. Barron · ar 24 · I Knew Them When They Hardly Had a Bob · Don John · ar 27 · The Scarlet Scarf · W. B. O’Hanlon · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 32 · Brawn and Brain in the Garden · K. R. G. Browne · ar 34 · S.O.S. · G. R. Malloch · nv; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 36 · Mrs. Culbertson on Contract · Josephine Culbertson · cl 41 · “The Happy Doss” · Joan Woollcombe · ar 42 · Jane and Her Car · Maurice Sampson · cl; illustrated by Treyer Evans 43 · A Silly Question · Hylton Cleaver · ss; illustrated by Frank Insall

The New London Magazine [Vol. V, No. 25 (new series), November 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · The Road to Fame of George Arliss · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. George Arliss] 8 · Big Sister, Ltd., I. The Passionate Peach · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 14 · Behind Prison Bars · Joan Woollcombe · ar [Ref. Lilian Barker] 17 · Clean Heels [Jeremy Landor] · Dudley Hoys · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 22 · When They Were Very Young · Geoffrey Harmsworth · ar 26 · Asleep on the Deep · James Hopper · ss Collier’s June 25 1932; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 30 · The Week-End Wife · Donovan Bayley · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 34 · ’Ware Dog Thieves · Edwin T. Woodhall · ar 37 · Jane and Her Car · Maurice Sampson · cl; illustrated by Treyer Evans 38 · Naughty Miss Mallowes · Wilson Barclay · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 44 · Little Brat · Hagar Wilde · ss Modern Screen July 1932 48 · Cushions · Lesley Burrow · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. V, No. 26 (new series), December 1932] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 1/-, 76pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Sahara the Lovely · Don Portbury · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 10 · Tea with the Princess Royal · Margaret Saville · ar 12 · The Curse of the Calendar · Beverley Nichols · ar 14 · The Crime in Cubicle 6 · Ethel A. Beecham · ss; illustrated by R. M. C. 20 · Your Own Bird Haven · H. Mortimer Batten · ar 22 · An Idle Moment · G. R. Malloch · ss; illustrated by L. G. Illingworth 28 · Loose Ends · Rita Weiman · ss 31 · Three Katherines, Two Annes and a Jane · E. Barrington · ss; illustrated by Gordon Nicoll 36 · A Misleading Letter · Frances Brent · pz; illustrated by Anna K. Zinkeisen; claimed to be from The Journal of Frances Brent published over 100 years ago, but no truce of any such book. 37 · Round the Clock with London’s Non-Stop Variety Dancers · John Gliddon · ar 40 · A Poet and a Wood Nymph · A. K. Macdonald · pm; illustrated by A. K. Macdonald 44 · Big Sister, Ltd., II. The Order of the Bath · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 49 · The Bachelor Judge on Women in the Eyes of the Law · A Barrister · ar; illustrated by Bowyer [Ref. Henry McCardie] 52 · An Affair of Cavalry · Ernest Poole · ss; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 54 · Cured by Kindness · Joan Woollcombe · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. VI, No. 27 (new series), January 1933] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Forced Landing · Dudley Hoys · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 8 · Clark Gable · Margaret Chute · ar [Ref. Clark Gable] 12 · Big Sister, Ltd., III. Pearls at a Price · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 16 · Luncheon at Buckingham Palace · Margaret Saville · ar 19 · The Periscope Patrol · Murney Mintser · ss; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 24 · Life Under the Big Top · King-Pole · ar 28 · If There Be Honour · Richard Fisher · ss; illustrated by Bryce Hamilton 33 · The Key to Freedom of the Bachelor Girl · John Gliddon · ar 36 · The Squirrel Coat · Herbert Shaw · ss 38 · The Slump in the Ghost Business · Ashley Sterne · ar 40 · Old Charlie · Norah Gifford-Ambler · ss; illustrated by C. Ambler

The New London Magazine [Vol. VI, No. 28 (new series), February 1933] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Fogbound · B. L. Jacot · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 7 · That’s Jack Hulbert—That Was! · John Gliddon · ar [Ref. Jack Hulbert] 10 · Decree Rescinded · Joan Penney · ss 12 · Helen of Troy, Her Pilot & Mechanic · Joan Woollcombe · ar 15 · Big Sister, Ltd., IV. Faces and Figures · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 20 · “P. G.” · Margaret Saville · ar [Ref. George VI] 22 · The Circle of Death · H. Mortimer Batten · ss; illustrated by Warwick Reynolds 24 · The Decoy · Laurence Clarke · ss; illustrated by M. Mackinlay 32 · As Luck Would Have It · Charles Ray · ss; illustrated by Bowyer 34 · Wild and Woolly · Olga Moore · ss The Delineator November 1931; illustrated by Charles Crombie 39 · So Near and Yet— · A. MacAlpine-Blair · ss; illustrated by E. J. Manteath 42 · Collecting China for Profit · W. G. Menzies · ar 44 · The Chink in His Armour · Douglas Warden · ss; illustrated by E. Jeffreys ,[?]

The New London Magazine [Vol. VI, No. 29 (new series), March 1933] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · “Slick Nellie” · Ethel A. Beecham · ss; illustrated by Ethel A. Beecham 10 · Am I a Murderer? · Lady Dorothy Mills · ar 14 · Big Sister, Ltd., V. A Soldier of Fortune · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 19 · Vendetta · William Irwin · ss 24 · Whereas I Was Blind Now I See! · Earl Musselman; as told to T. Howard Kelly · ar 27 · Gentlemen of Honour · Sedgwick Webster · ss 31 · Jessica Borthwick · Joan Woollcombe · ar [Ref. Jessica Borthwick] 34 · Violets in India · H. T. W. Bousfield · ss; illustrated by R. M. C. 40 · Prisoners of the Crag · H. Mortimer Batten · ss 44 · St. Bartholomew’s Village · Alec Stewart · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. VI, No. 30 (new series), April 1933] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 2 · The Shock Absorber · Royal Brown · ss; illustrated by J. Abby 8 · The Wrath of Kali · Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah · ar; illustrated by R. M. C.; occult experience. 12 · Big Sister, Ltd., VI. Lady Averil Meets Her Match · F. E. Baily · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 17 · Syren Spring · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by W. R. S. Stott 22 · What Their Hands Reveal · Margaret Chute · ar 26 · All Square · K. R. G. Browne · ss The London Magazine May 1929; illustrated by A. E. Bestall 32 · Living Like a Millionaire on £5 a Day · John Gliddon · ar 36 · The Rabbit · Mrs. Randal Charlton · ss; illustrated by Molly Bishop 40 · Canada Still Has Room · William Teeling · ar

The New London Magazine [Vol. VI, No. 31 (new series), May 1933] ed. Francis Ward (The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 6d, 52pp, 11.75″ x 8.625″, cover by Gordon Nicoll) [] Final issue. Thereafter merged with The Story-teller. Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 4 · Under the Spell of African Witchcraft · Lady Dorothy Mills · ar 8 · The Distant Drum · McCready Huston · ss; illustrated by Frank Oldham 13 · The Professional Touch · Fred M. White · ss 16 · Testing for Intelligence · Joan Woollcombe · ar 19 · Royal Navy! · Francis H. Sibson · ss 24 · Ground Bait · Gladys St. John-Loe · ss; illustrated by Jeffryes 26 · Deadlock · Oscar Schisgall · ss; illustrated by S. Abbey 32 · Rolling Stones · Beatrice Barmby · ar 34 · Early Days at the Zoo · L. R. Brightwell · ar; illustrated by L. R. Brightwell 37 · The Last Round · Marguerite Steen · ss; illustrated by C. E. B. Bernard 42 · From Nature’s Colour Box · Eve Farson · ar 46 · Three Kisses · Selwyn Jepson · ss; illustrated by A. K. Macdonald

The London Magazine (1954)   (about) A literary magazine of review and criticism that also publishes much fiction.

The London Magazine [Volume 1 No. 1, February 1954] ed. John Lehmann (Chatto & Windus, 2/6d, 112pp, review) [] 11 · Foreword · John Lehmann · ed 15 · A Message · T. S. Eliot · ar 17 · Canto in Memoriam Dylan Thomas · Louis MacNeice · pm; illustrated by Bernard Brett 22 · Displaced Person · Hugo Charteris · ss; illustrated by Keith Vaughan 31 · Three Poems · Elizabeth Jennings · gp _31 · Communication · Elizabeth Jennings · pm _32 · Reflection on Southern Light · Elizabeth Jennings · pm _32 · A Way of Looking · Elizabeth Jennings · pm 33 · The Animals · Pierre Gascar; translated by Jean Stewart · ss 43 · It Was All Such Fun · William Plomer · pm 49 · The Dinner Party · Elizabeth Bowen · ex a chapter from “a new novel” 64 · Earthborn · Thom Gunn · pm 65 · The Novels of C. H. B. Kitchin · L. P. Hartley · ar [Ref. C. H. B. Kitchin] 71 · Letter from New York · Harvey Breit · ar; illustrated by Robert Medley 77 · Correspondence 77 · [letter] · James Michie · lt 79 · [letter] · T. S. Eliot, Peggy Ashcroft, Kenneth Clark, Walter de la Mare, Graham Greene, Augustus John, Louis MacNeice, Edwin Muir, Goronwy Rees, Edith Sitwell, Osbert Sitwell, Vernon Watkins & Emlyn Williams · lt 80 · A Writer’s Diary · Henry Green · br [Ref. Virginia Woolf] 84 · Except the Lord · Tom Hopkinson · br [Ref. Joyce Cary] 88 · The Emperor’s Clothes · Rex Warner · br [Ref. Kathleen Nott] 88 · Maria Cross · Rex Warner · br [Ref. Donat O’Donnell] 92 · The Violins of St. Jacques · Michael Swan · br [Ref. Patrick Leigh Fermor] 92 · A Share of the World · Michael Swan · br [Ref. Hugo Charteris] 92 · The Image and the Search · Michael Swan · br [Ref. Walter Baxter] 99 · The Rebel · Maurice Cranston · br [Ref. Albert Camus] 99 · Sartre · Maurice Cranston · br [Ref. Iris Murdoch] 104 · About the Contributors · [uncredited] · bg

The London Magazine [Volume 1 No. 2, March 1954] ed. John Lehmann (Chatto & Windus, 2/6d, 112pp, review) [] 11 · Foreword · John Lehmann · ed 13 · Peace in the Welsh Hills · Vernon Watkins · pm 15 · Nothing to Make Us Mad · James Courage · ss 26 · The Ballad of San Joan and Joana · Charles Causley · pm 29 · Spring Song · Joyce Cary · ss; illustrated by Keith Vaughan 32 · At the Wake of Dylan Thomas · George Barker · pm 35 · The Armistice in Venice · Félicien Marceau; translated by Jean Stewart · ss 46 · The Planets · Terence Tiller · pm 48 · Sweet Cherub · Margaret Lane · ss; illustrated by Philippe Jullian 55 · Lorca’s Gipsy · Michael Swan · ss 62 · February Floods, 1953 · Jenny Joseph · pm; illustrated by Anthony Gross 64 · Ivan Bunin: The Harpstring Broken · William Sansom · ar 69 · Letter from Rome · Ian Greenlees · ar 74 · Correspondence 74 · [letter] · Donald Davie · lt 75 · [letter] · Andrew Neeld · lt 77 · George Eliot · Rosamond Lehmann · br [Ref. Robert Speaight] 82 · Baudelaire: A Study of His Poetry · Stephen Spender · br [Ref. Martin Turnell] 85 · Christ Recrucified · Rex Warner · br [Ref. Nikos Kazantzakis] 87 · A Bed of Roses · Francis Wyndham · br [Ref. William Sansom] 89 · Pick of Today’s Short Stories: 4 · William Plomer · br [Ref. John Pudney] 89 · New Zealand Short Stories · William Plomer · br [Ref. D. M. Davin] 89 · Phoenix Fled · William Plomer · br [Ref. Attia Hosain] 89 · The Last Husband · William Plomer · br [Ref. William Humphrey] 92 · Nine Rivers from Jordan · Alan Ross · br [Ref. Denis Johnston] 96 · New World Writing: Numbers 1-4 · Roy Fuller · br 104 · About the Contributors · [uncredited] · bg

The London Magazine [Volume 1 No. 3, April 1954] ed. John Lehmann (Chatto & Windus, 2/6d, 112pp, review) [] 11 · Foreword · John Lehmann · ed 13 · Plains · W. H. Auden · pm; illustrated by Eleanor Poore 16 · The Pioneer · P. H. Newby · ss 25 · Two Poems · Roy Fuller · gp; illustrated by Bernard Brett _25 · Ambiguities · Roy Fuller · pm _26 · Poem Out of Character · Roy Fuller · pm 28 · The Gourd · C. H. B. Kitchin · ss 44 · The Bungalows · William Plomer · pm 46 · If I Should Open My Mouth · Paul Bowles · ss 55 · Endurance · G. J. Warnock · pm 56 · Letter from Paris · Robert Gibson · ar 62 · A Sentimental Education · J. C. Hall · pm; illustrated by Anthony Gross 64 · George Orwell: Politics and Good Prose · Laurence Brander · ar [Ref. George Orwell] 72 · Correspondence 72 · [letter] · Richard Wollheim · lt 73 · [letter] · R. G. Bentall · lt 74 · Under Milk Wood · Louis MacNeice · br [Ref. Dylan Thomas] 74 · The Doctor and the Devils · Louis MacNeice · br [Ref. Dylan Thomas] 77 · The Stronghold · Rex Warner · br [Ref. Xan Fielding] 77 · The Golden Honeycomb · Rex Warner · br [Ref. Vincent Cronin] 81 · John Keats: The Living Year · Barbara Cooper · br [Ref. Robert Gittings] 84 · The Creative Element · Tom Hopkinson · br [Ref. Stephen Spender] 88 · Lucky Jim · Michael Swan · br [Ref. Kingsley Amis] 88 · Hurry on Down · Michael Swan · br [Ref. John Wain] 88 · The Flaw in the Crystal · Michael Swan · br [Ref. Godfrey Smith] 94 · The Overreacher · James Michie · br [Ref. Harry Levin] 94 · The Shakespearean Moment · James Michie · br [Ref. Patrick Cruttwell] 102 · About the Contributors · [uncredited] · bg

The London Magazine [Volume 1 No. 4, May 1954] ed. John Lehmann (Chatto & Windus, 2/6d, 112pp, review) [] 11 · Foreword · John Lehmann · ed 13 · A Young Girl’s Song · Edith Sitwell · pm; illustrated by Colin Hayes 15 · Question and Answer · William Sansom · ss 25 · Two Poems · Thom Gunn · gp _25 · Palinode · Thom Gunn · pm _26 · Hungry · Thom Gunn · pm 27 · Love with a Drum · Eugene Walter · ss 36 · The Double Door · Peter Yates · pm 37 · Four Stories and a Foreword · Jean Ferry; translated by Jean Stewart · gp; illustrated by Edward Ardizzone _37 · Foreword · Jean Ferry; translated by Jean Stewart · fw _38 · On Board the ‘Valdivia’ · Jean Ferry; translated by Jean Stewart · ss _40 · Hommage to Baedeker · Jean Ferry; translated by Jean Stewart · ss _43 · Memories of Childhood · Jean Ferry; translated by Jean Stewart · ss _46 · Crusoe · Jean Ferry; translated by Jean Stewart · vi 47 · Three Poems · Christopher Lee · gp; illustrated by Eleanor Poore _47 · Narni: The Bright Cloud · Christopher Lee · pm _48 · The Temple of Clitumnus · Christopher Lee · pm _48 · The Villa Garden · Christopher Lee · pm 50 · Edward Thomas and Robert Frost · Eleanor Farjeon · ar [Ref. Edward Thomas & Robert Frost] 62 · A Visit to William Blake · Maurice Carpenter · pm [Ref. William Blake] 63 · Simone de Beauvoir · Maurice Cranston · ar [Ref. Simone de Beauvoir] 70 · Authors of Today: André Breton · Katerina Wilczynski · il [Ref. André Breton] 71 · Letter from Oxford · Geoffrey Hill · ar 76 · Correspondence 76 · [letter] · John Cruickshank · lt 78 · The Castle · Idris Parry · br [Ref. Franz Kafka] 81 · A Layman’s Love of Letters · C. V. Wedgwood · br [Ref. G. M. Trevelyan] 83 · The Voices of Silence · J. M. Cocking · br [Ref. André Malraux] 88 · In Love · Francis Wyndham · br [Ref. Alfred Hayes] 88 · The Death of Kings · Francis Wyndham · br [Ref. Charles Wertenbaker] 88 · The Laughing Matter · Francis Wyndham · br [Ref. William Saroyan] 94 · Literary Essays of Ezra Pound · Roy Fuller · br [Ref. T. S. Eliot & Ezra Pound] 102 · Friends Apart · Tom Hopkinson · br [Ref. Philip Toynbee] 106 · About the Contributors · [uncredited] · bg

The London Magazine [Volume 1 No. 5, June 1954] ed. John Lehmann (Chatto & Windus, 2/6d, 112pp, review) [] 11 · Foreword · John Lehmann · ed 15 · Milton · Edwin Muir · pm 16 · Apthorpe Placatus · Evelyn Waugh · ex; illustrated by Eleanor Poore from Book One of the unfinished sequel to Men At Arms 35 · Convalescence · Frances Bellerby · pm; illustrated by John Minton 37 · The Cat · Pierre Gascar; translated by Jean Stewart · ss 48 · Two Poems · Howard Nemerov · gp _48 · Midsummer’s Day · Howard Nemerov · pm _49 · The Winter Lightning · Howard Nemerov · pm 51 · Miching Mallecho · Laura Bohannan · ss 61 · The Fox · Adrian Mitchell · pm; illustrated by Anthony Gross 63 · The Future of the Writer · J. B. Priestley · ar 68 · Riddle for a Christmas Cracker · John Wain · pm 69 · Reflections 69 · A Letter from New Delhi · Dr. S. Copal · ar 70 · Frank Confession · Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini; translated by Flora Grierson · ms 74 · The Stratford Company in Paris: A French View · Adrienne Monnier · ms 76 · The Waste Scotland · Hubert Nicholson · pm 77 · The Confidential Clerk · Rex Warner · br [Ref. T. S. Eliot] 80 · The Bandit on the Billiard Table · Rose Macaulay · br [Ref. Alan Ross] 80 · Temples of the Sun and Moon · Rose Macaulay · br [Ref. Michael Swan] 84 · The Alleys of Marrakesh · Paul Bowles · br [Ref. Peter Mayne] 88 · The Tortoise and the Hare · Margaret Lane · br [Ref. Elizabeth Jenkins] 93 · The Penguin Book of Modern American Verse · Stephen Spender · br [Ref. Geoffrey Moore] 97 · The Egotistical Sublime · Norman Nicholson · br [Ref. John Jones] 104 · About the Contributors · [uncredited] · bg

The London Magazine [Volume 1 No. 6, July 1954] ed. John Lehmann (Chatto & Windus, 2/6d, 112pp, review) [] 11 · Foreword · John Lehmann · ed 13 · Poet and Goldsmith · Vernon Watkins · pm; illustrated by Eleanor Poore 15 · Portrait of a Clerk · V. S. Pritchett · ss originally broadcast in a different version in ‘New Soundings’ 20 · Stanzas on a Visit to Longleat House in Wiltshire · George Barker · pm 22 · The White Dancer · Hugo Charteris · ss 28 · Lines for the Margin of an Old Gospel · Sheila Wingfield · pm 30 · A Cottage in Cornwall · C. H. B. Kitchin · ss 47 · The Prisoners of Love · Charles Causley · pm 48 · Letter from Tangier · Paul Bowles · ar 54 · Authors of Today: Paul Claudel · Katerina Wilczynski · il [Ref. Paul Claudel] 55 · The Method of the Later Works of Henry James · Dorothea Krook · ar 71 · Correspondence 71 · [letter] · Bernard Bergonzi · lt 72 · [letter] · Elsworth McQuaid · lt 74 · [letter] · Frank MacShane · lt 75 · Jonathan Swift · Rex Warner · br [Ref. John Middleton Murry] 78 · Bitter Honeymoon and Other Stories · Francis Wyndham · br [Ref. Alberto Moravia] 81 · The Art of Paul Valéry · Robert Gibson · br [Ref. Francis Scarfe] 84 · Rebels and Ancestors · J. Maclaren-Ross · br [Ref. Maxwell Geismar] 84 · The Literature of the United States · J. Maclaren-Ross · br [Ref. Marcus Cunliffe] 92 · My Life in the Bush of Ghosts · Michael Swan · br [Ref. Amos Tutuola] 92 · In the Castle of My Skin · Michael Swan · br [Ref. George Lamming] 92 · Go Tell It on the Mountain · Michael Swan · br [Ref. James Baldwin] 98 · Fair Greece, Sad Relic · Ian Scott-Kilvert · br [Ref. Terence Spencer] 98 · Aegean Greece · Ian Scott-Kilvert · br [Ref. Robert Liddell] 104 · About the Contributors · [uncredited] · bg

The London Magazine [Volume 1 No. 7, August 1954] ed. John Lehmann (Chatto & Windus, 2/6d, 112pp, review) [] 11 · Foreword · John Lehmann · ed 13 · John Clare (1793-1864) · Patrick Garland · pm; illustrated by Judith Lewis 15 · Sevillana · Laurie Lee · nf 23 · Psyche · C. Day Lewis · pm 26 · The General and the Spy · Graham Greene · nf extract from an Indo-China Journal 30 · Two Poems · E. J. Scovell · gp; illustrated by Stephen Gardiner _30 · Sorrows of Childhood · E. J. Scovell · pm _30 · Walking Into Yew Woods · E. J. Scovell · pm 32 · Another Kind of Passion · Philip Oakes · ss; illustrated by Edward Ardizzone 45 · Trethosa Chapel · Jack Clemo · pm 46 · The Fashionable Tiger · Jean Ferry; translated by Jean Stewart · ss 49 · Mid-Sussex · Alan Ross · pm 51 · Proust as I Knew Him · Marie Nordlinger-Riefstahl · ar originally a lecture delivered at King’s College, London on 11-Mar-54 62 · Reflections 62 · Artists of Wales · Dylan Thomas · ms originally formed part of a programme broadcast in 1949 on the Welsh Home Service 63 · George Orwell as Magician · Christopher Hollis · ar 66 · Letter from Cambridge · Thom Gunn · ar 69 · The Ragged Bridegroom’s Aside to the Dandies · Norman Buller · pm 70 · Correspondence 70 · [letter] · J. C. Maxwell · lt 70 · [letter] · John Cruickshank · lt 71 · [letter] · Pansy Pakenham · lt 74 · George Herbert · Louis MacNeice · br [Ref. Margaret Bottrall] 74 · George Herbert · Louis MacNeice · br [Ref. Joseph H. Summers] 77 · Turgenev: A Life · L. P. Hartley · br [Ref. David Magarshack] 77 · Selected Letters of Gustave Flaubert · L. P. Hartley · br [Ref. Francis Steegmuller] 80 · The End of an Old Song · Francis Wyndham · br [Ref. J. D. Scott] 80 · The Dark Glasses · Francis Wyndham · br [Ref. Francis King] 82 · The Adventures of Augie March · Tom Hopkinson · br [Ref. Saul Bellow] 86 · The Death Bell · George Barker · br [Ref. Vernon Watkins] 86 · The Pot Geraniums · George Barker · br [Ref. Norman Nicholson] 93 · Soldiers Bathing, and Other Poems · William Plomer · br [Ref. F. T. Prince] 96 · Jerusalem Journey · Lettice Cooper · br [Ref. H. F. M. Prescott] 96 · The Man on a Donkey · Lettice Cooper · br [Ref. H. F. M. Prescott] 100 · The Lover’s Dilemma · David Hughes · br [Ref. Paul Bodin] 100 · The Doctors · David Hughes · br [Ref. André Soubiran] 100 · Fever in Mexico · David Hughes · br [Ref. Pierre Fisson] 106 · About the Contributors · [uncredited] · bg