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Issue Details: First known date: 1933... vol. 14 no. 9 1 September 1933 of The Home est. 1920 The Home
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Notes

  • Spring Number
  • Contains feature, 'Ex Libris Extraordinary: Some Bookplates in Caricature', which comprises a selection of caricatures (by Syd Miller, q.v.) depicting notable individuals from various professions. The illustrations include Norman Lindsay (q.v.) and Warwick Fairfax (the Managing Director of John Fairfax and Sons, q.v.).
  • Includes section, 'We Record This Month', which comprises brief biographical notes with accompanying portraits of notable individuals from various professions. This issue includes Clive Turnbull and Adrian Lawlor (qq.v.).
    Note: Column previously appeared under the titles, 'Men of the Month' and 'This Month We Record'.
  • Contains poem, 'Verse for a Certain Dog (and a Certain Weakness)', by American writer, poet and critic, Dorothy Parker (1893-1967). According to the citation, the poem originally appeared in her selected work, Enough Rope.
  • Includes 'Adam Lindsay Gordon' (by B. D.), a brief commentary which notes: 'We learn that the Commonwealth Government has associated itself with a movement to erect a tablet to the memory of Adam Lindsay Gordon [q.v.] in the Poets' Corner of Westminster Abbey. It is considered that the erection of such a tablet is the most fitting manner of celebrating the centenary of the birth of Gordon. Mr Menzies [aka Robert Menzies, q.v.], the Attorney-General, has frankly stated that he regards Gordon as a third-rate poet, and the opinion of Mr Menzies should not be lightly dismissed as it agrees in this case with the opinions of thousands of intelligent Australians who are too charitable to give tongue...to a revaluation of Gordon as a literary figure. Australia has never produced a poet of the first order, and one would hesitate to elect even the best of them to the gathering assembled in the Corner.' (content appears in the topical monthly column, 'Contributed Comments')

Contents

* Contents derived from the 1933 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Half-an-Hour in Macleay Street, Phyllis Chalumeau , single work prose travel (p. 5)
Henry Drake, Katharine Susannah Prichard , single work biography (p. 14, 70)
Note: illus., port.
Collins St. Melbourne, Basil Burdett , single work prose travel (p. 30-31)
Note: illus.
Charles Joseph Latrobe : A Literary Governor, Basil Burdett , single work biography (p. 38-39, 56)
Note: illus.
Pioneer Families of Australia No. 45 : The Horderns, Charles H. Bertie , single work biography (p. 41, 62, 66)
Note:
  • Written as: C. H. Bertie
  • illus., port.
The Real Australian, Caleb Mortimer , single work prose travel (p. 45)

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