This week have noticed one paper has been booming a new novel entitled "The Love Game" by Susan Lenglen, M'yes and I'd like to know whether Susan wrote or is writing any more than her name attached to the various instalments of this highly emotional piece of fiction. As I know something about the business T suggest in all soberness and with eof straint that not one third of the material appearing in the public press is written nowadays by the people who sign it. In some cases they do not even inspire the theme; in most they certainly do not sug.
the arguments or ideas. The lo is written by some hack-writer who brings it to them and suggests that its signature by a public person of note will add enormously to the measure of public appreciation it will obtain and will bring him—at the same time—greater glory. It is also understood of course that the real writer will pouch the fee paid for it by the publishing concern. So when I see The Love Game" I smile a little In the outports can rely on freak supply of Films, Plates and Papers and all Photo Sundries by sending to Mactavish & Ca.. Ld.
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