Somebody In Boots - Nelson Algren

THE AUTHOR OF MAN WITH A GOLDEN ARM

MAYFLOWER DELL 8110

1ST PRINTING 1964

LONDON, UK

ORIGINALLY PRINTED IN HARDBACK BY CONSTABLE & CO

Nelson Algren's SOMEBODY IN BOOTS is a great achievement in sustained realism. His hero, Cass McKay, in flight from the brutalities of a home he hated, wanders across America, jumping trains, trying to survive amidst the submerged tenth, finally, in the Chicago his author knows so well, fighting desperately for happiness with the girl he loved against all the savage chaos of an indifferent society.

Daughter Oh My Daughter - Mildred Mesurac Jeffrey

An absorbing novel. Nothing since 'The Blackboard Jungle' has so stirred the reality of life in New York's slumland.

MAYFLOWER DELL 1670

FIRST PRINTING MAY 1966

LONDON, UK

The Girl...Natividad-Puerto Rican, black-eyed, feline, sensitive, savage; but loyal.

The Boy...Jose, teenage gang-leader-He wanted her for her budding breasts, and her sleek black hair. But most of all to win a five dollar bet.

The Mother...A prostitute-She wanted her daughter to learn the same trade and there-by increase the family income.

The Teacher...had learned to walk through the slum canyons, but she could not blind herself to the misery and violence in her own classroom.

An absorbing, colourful novel 'Intensely Dramatic'

The Beatles in Help! - Al Hine

"The story of the Beatles new comedy in colour - Released by United Artists - Fully Illustrated"

MAYFLOWER DELL 0486

LONDON, UK

1ST PRINTING AUGUST 1965

THE

BEATLES

in

HELP!

also starring

LEO McKERN

ELEANOR BRON

VICTOR SPINETTI ROY KINNEAR

Produced by WALTER SHENSON

Screenplay by

MARC BEHM and CHARLES WOOD

Story by MARC BEHM

Directed by RICHARD LESTER

A Walter Shenson-Subafilms Production

Eastmancolor United Artists release

Dead Respectable - Desmond Reid

"Chelsea: beats and debs in clubs and pads..."

MAYFLOWER DELL 1713-8

SEXTON BLAKE LIBRARY (5TH SERIES) NO.34

1ST PRINTING 1967

LONDON, UK 

To the worried American father the plea was simple - "Find my missing son in London."

To Blake it seemed at first a routine assignment, then the straight road of investigation took strange turnings. There were the cases of the murdered tramps, and the outbreak of suicides amongst university students...

It wasn't easy to find the truth amongst the Chelsea 'set' of S.W.3., where the trail started. Instead, Blake and his assistant found a fantasy world of pseudo-artists and their models; probed a dope-ring; met a white haired young man with a strange philosophy, and a doctor with a stranger practice.

Death and gang-violence joined their search before the riddle of the vanished American student was solved to Blake's satisfaction - if not to that of the police.