First Edition. This is Baldwin's third novel and first in a New York trilogy, to be followed by Park Avenue Zoo and Diversities on Lower Fifth. In Broadway Interlude, a playwright and actress face the future together after the failure of their production. Baldwin had thirteen films to her credit and Abdullah had seven, including a writing credit on Lives of a Bengal Lancer in 1935, which starred Gary Cooper. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, modest edge wear, few nicks to edges. Item #23318

First Edition. Collection of Bleiler listed short stories, "the color of the East, the magic of the desert, the swiftness of Arabian steeds, the allure of oriental woman!" Near Fine in almost Near Fine bright dustjacket, few nicks and light edge wear. Item #23328

First Edition. Molind dustjacket art. Murder mystery in which the body is missing. Very Good, perhaps some binders glue applied between title page and half-title, in attractive Near Fine dustjacket. Item #35611

First American Edition. Novel of the heir to a fine property and a family feud. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, nicks at spine ends. Item #22814

First Edition. E. Boyd Smith illustrations. "An exciting personal account of an old-time cattle drive, showing how the great herds of our Western Plains were brought to market. It is full of incident, action, and adventure such as will recall Mr. Adams's first great success, The Log of a Cowboy." Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, fairly shallow chipping to top spine end and flap edges, lower spine with inch sized chip. Item #20847

First Edition. Uncommon nautical adventure novel. Found in 'Searchable Sea Literature', Maritime Studies Program of Williams College. "Bill left college to go to sea at age seventeen in a career that lasted four or five years and logged seven passages around Cape Horn. Before his sailing career was ended by ill health, he had attained the rank of mate. After retiring from the sea, he lived in the San Francisco area, where he became involved in the socialist movement." Very Good, modest cocking, in Very Good dustjacket, few shallow edge chips and closed tears. Item #26874

First American Edition. Frank Marston dustjacket art. Author' first book. 'The chance loss of a golf ball sends Tony Bridgman to unravel the Secret of Bogey House, ostensibly an innocent pleasure resort. There is bridge, tennis, boating an golf ad infinitum'. A very scarce golf themed mystery, the first copy we have seen of the American printing. Very Good, modest cocking, in Very Good dustjacket, vertical crease at spine, modest soiling to white panels. Item #34572

First Edition. Quarto. Illustrated by Adams and Erickson. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, inch chip at top front panel. Item #11526

Early Printing without date at title page, but with presumed first issue dustjacket. R. F. Cosimini dustjacket art. Rare historical novel of the Andrew Jackson era to be found in its original published version. Novel of a "hot blooded, clear-headed, self willed, valiant, and joyous" woman with an "incredible infatuation for the first gigolo in American history". Basis for the 1936 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture starring Joan Crawford. Near Fine, contemporary bookplate, in Very Good dustjacket. Item #20433

First Edition. Frank E. Schoonover illustrations. Rare Hubin listed murder mystery set on the New England seacoast and featuring detective Professor Chester Kent. Includes elements of astrology and spiritualism. Extremely rare in original publisher dustjacket with wraparound artwork. Very Good or Near Fine with few small light stains at rear cover, in Very Good dustjacket, fairly shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, top rear panel with few inch closed tear and accompanying creases, flap edges with surface wear. Item #17370

First Edition. Lola Frank dustjacket art. "Kathie Mowrer, sensible but irresistible young business woman who believes that romance and earning a livelihood should be kept quite apart, does not know that against her will she is falling in love with Parke Gerritt. This young man has more than his share of money, good looks and personality, which he dispenses with easy recklessness." Very Good, some cracking to front inner hinge (nicely repaired) in nearly Very Good dustjacket, dime sized chip at top spine end, some fading to pink color of spine, inch closed tear at top spine end. Item #26812

First Edition. "Come-on thinks he has inherited two millions and with Mr. Teeters as private secretary, goes to New York to find that his financial reputation had beat him there. With ten thousand available cash and credit based on fanciful inherited millions, Charley owns Broadway and various side streets adjacent thereto. One after another the different brands of bright boys with gold bricks to sell rally around Charley and supply, much to their amazement, the opportunities that he has heretofore lacked. For the last chapter in this breezy, humorous and often exciting story is entitled Charley Get His Million." Near Fine in dustjacket lacking lower inch and half of rear panel, nickel sized chip at lower front panel, else Very Good. Item #21413

First Edition. John T. McCutcheon dustjacket art and illustrations. Humorous collection of 'fables' that "prove again that Slang is a fine art, and that humor distinctly belongs to American literature". Near Fine in Good, edge chipped dustjacket, three inch closed tear to mid rear panel. Item #23147