College Humor November 1927 CORNELL WOOLRICH Children of Ritz missing cover For Sale

College Humor Magazine , November 1927 \"Children of the Ritz\" by Cornell Woolrich, illustrated by Arthur William Brown The Magazine is missing its cover - \"Children of the Ritz \'story is in tact.

A great issue!
Featured in this 1927 College Humor issue is part 4 of \"Children of the Rtiz\", by Cornell Woolrich. Anironic romance about a wealthy girl, who loses her money, and a poor chauffeur, who wins a great deal by betting on the race, with great illustrations byAmerican illustrator, Arthur William Brown , prominent illustrator of the 1920\' and 1930\'s ,widely celebrated for his signature sketches of glamorous, formally dressed high-society figures.

Volume 12 #4

[v12 #4, November 1927] ed. H. N. Swanson (Collegiate World Publishing Company, 35¢, cover by McClelland Barclay)
Table of Contents.
• 7 · Apologia · Dorothy Dow · pm; illustrated by Guy Hoff
• 8 · The Front Runner · Adela Rogers St. Johns & Dick Hyland · ss; illustrated by Benton H. Clark
• 10 · Bromide · Robert Brooker Hunt · pm
• 16 · California · George Albee · ms
• 17 · The Defeat of Culture · Walter DeLeon · ms
• 24 · The Young Man’s Slave · Margaret Culkin Banning · ss; illustrated by Charles D. Mitchell
• 32 · Who’s Who at Broadway First Nights · O. O. McIntyre · ms; illustrated by Russell Patterson
• 36 · The Vanguard [Part 2 of 4] · Arnold Bennett · n. Pall Mall Magazine May 1927 (+7); illustrated by R. F. Schabelitz
• 40 · You’re Married · Flaurance L. Rumry · pm
• 44 · Less Majesty · Octavus Roy Cohen · ss; illustrated by Raymond Sisley
• 52 · Children of the Ritz [Part 4 of 4] · Cornell Woolrich · sl; illustrated by Arthur William Brown
• 60 · What They Said About Each Other · Lucian Cary · ss; illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg
• 63 · November · Isabel McLennan McMeekin · pm

1927 Cornell Woolrich Wins Magazine Contest Prize

Cornell Woolrich, known for his noir literary ability, was awarded the first prize of §lO,OOO for the best story submitted in a competition conducted by College Humor and First National Pictures. \"Children of the Ritz\", the prizewinning novel, wasrun in serial form in College Humor, then be published in book form by Boni & Liveright and finally be screened as a photoplay.

Cornell Woolrich was a member of the literary boards of Varsity, Morningside and Jester. He received his first training in Professor Erskine\'s course in advanced prose. His first novel \"Cover Charge\" was written while he was recovering from an illness. He was a member of the Class of 1927.

Large issue 131 pages Vintage Ads - There are some clipped pages.

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