Coronet April 1937

Coronet April 1937
Cover artist: Alfred Collins "The Artist's Wife"
Country/language:	USA / English
Format:	19 x 13.5 cm
Pages:	194 pgs, bw & color
Publishing date:	April, 1937
Editor:	Arnold Gingrich
Publishing company:	David A. Smart
Preceded by:	March 1937
Followed by:	May 1937

Contents

• "Beware of Loneliness" by Dr. David A. Davidson, pp. 3-8
• "St. John Appleseed by" Wm. Atherton DuPuy, pp. 9-13
• "New Toys of Science" by George W. Gray, pp. 14-22
• "Hunting Home-Sweet-Home" by Creighton Peet, pp. 23-26
• "The Jazz Sonata" by Dorothy Baker, pp. 27-32
• "The Dogs of Hell (Verse)" by Arthur Davison Ficke, p. 33
• "The Bat Cave" by Ivan Sanderson, pp. 34-38
• "The oldest Member" by Otto S. Mayer, p. 39
• "What, No Moon?" by Irving Babow, pp. 40-41
• "The Pretty Stenographers" by otto S. Mayer, p. 42
• "What Happens When" by Jerome S. Meyer and Charles S. Brisk, pp. 43-54
• "Talking Pictures, pp. 55-85
• "Holy Roman Hero" by A.G., pp. 86-141
• "About Peggy Bacon" by Harry Salpeter, pp. 142-148
• "This Is Supernormal" by Theodore Besterman, pp. 149-153
• "Uncommercial Artist" by Parke Cummings, pp. 154-156
• "Soldiers of Fortune" by Emil Lang, pp. 157-163
• "How To Talk Art" by Guy Pene du Bois, pp. 164-167
• "This Is the Country Where..." by Creighton Peet, p. 168
• "Chain-Store Manager" by Mark Carlson, pp. 169-173
• "About Howard Cook" by Harry Salpeter, pp. 174-178
• "Who Saved Shakespeare?" by Edwin E. Willoughby, pp. 179-182
• "The Picture Man" by Lee Falk, pp. 183-188
• "Power by Seizure" by Bertrand Russell, pp. 189-192
• "Laconisms" by Howard Blake, p. 193