Glynn Harry a Editor (4 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 34 Pages; Staple Binding; Pages Tight; Slight Yellowing; No Markings; Soft Gray Covers With Black And Red Lettering And Illustration On Front And Back. Slight Rubbing And Smudging; Moderate Shelf Wear. Series Of Jokes, Riddles, Poems And Other Humorous Quips. Section Headings Include: The Little Flapper;; A Lesson In Economy; Glyn's Gossip; Right Living; The Movies; Eve And Her Sex; Some Redhead Pickings; Information Worth While Gathered In Paper Land;;Private Questions;, Etc.Ads On Back Cover. Humor And Wit In This Rare Vintage Magazine Copy. …

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 40 p.: illustrations; 19 cm. Paperback with illustrated cover; front illustration featuring Santa Claus is signed: Jack Neal. Jokes, humorous poetry, and cartoons. Illustrations include 2 full-page photographs of paintings by G. Maillard Kesslere from Earl Carroll's "Vanities of 1924" at the Music Box Theatre, New York City; and full-page photographs of performers Jesse Madison, Marie Marceline, Renee Miller, Gilda Gray, Gertrude Livingston, and Alyne Whalen. Scarce. In Very Good Condition: cover is slightly soiled and rubbed; crease at lower edge of front cover; pages are clean and solid.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 54 p.: illustrations; 19 cm. Paperback with illustrated cover. Jokes, humorous poetry, and cartoons. Illustrations include full-page photographs of performers Florence Allen, Dorothy Vance, Alice Wood, Minerva Wilson, Dorothy Addison, Stella Shields, Alice Blain, Kay Sutton, Ruth Andrea, Marion Benda, Esther Tanney, Flo Kennedy, and Vera Marsh, and 8 of boxer Jack Dempsey. Binding error: pages 19-20 and 37-38 not bound in but present. Scarce. In Very Good Condition: cover is slightly soiled and rubbed; upper forn oer front cover creased; pages are clean and solid.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket, As Issued. 1st. 5 original issues, including the first three that were published. April, July, August, December, 1922, (Vol. 1 Nos. 1,2,3,6); January, 1923; (Vol. II No. 7). Published Yonkers, NY: Harry A. Glynn, 1922-1923. 12mo., stapled wrappers, 5 1/4" x 7 3/4", each 32-34pp., plus 4pp. printed stiff covers, illustrated. The first issue (April 1922) was published as a quarterly, with the July issue beginning the run as a monthly. The first two issues bear the cover subheading "In Favor of Booze, Wild Women and Jazz", which was changed to "Intoxicated By Wit" with the August issue. With the January, 1923 issue it changed again to "A Magazine That's Intoxicated By Wit". Sections include Eve And Her Sex; Some Redhead Pickings; Information Worthwhile; Private Questions; Verse Or Worse. The second issue began carrying small display ads for risqué photos on the last page. "Eat, drink, raise hell and be merry, and tomorrow you can tell it to the Judge." A quirky publication. All very good to near fine. Rare. Only two issues in World Cat. …