Liberty Magazine - America's Best Read Weekly, February [Feb.] 18, 1933, Vol. 10, No. 7: Mystery of the (Czar's?) Head in the Kremlin / Technocracy to the Rescue

1933

Toronto

Hatch, Eric, Smith, Frank Leon, Wagner, Rob, Hopper, James, Ripley, H.A., Benchley, Robert, Banks, Polan, Et Al

Liberty Publishing Corporation of Canada, Ltd.

4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

Canadian Edition

Liberty - America's Best Read Weekly, February [Feb.] 18, 1933, Vol. 10, No. 7: Mystery of the Head in the Kremlin, Anatoly Valentine-theme color cover illustration of dancing, couple by Norman Guthrie Rudolph, One-page photo of Governor General of Canada Lord Bessborough, examining sheep at Toronto's Royal Winter Fair, The Mystery of the (Czar's?) Head in the Kremlin - an astounding, revelation of a Soviet secret and why an imposter can never, reclaim the throne of the murdered Czar - includes reproduction, of affidavit by the author, Iliodor, and photo of Anatoly, purportedly one of the slayers of the Romanovs, Five Days (part 2), Fantastic Listerine Tooth Paste ad includes photo of man, boasting "I Smoke Like a Chimney", Technocracy to the Rescue - Rupert Hughes hails the technocrats, vision of a happy world governed by engineering skill, The Flaming Lure - the story of a crime in a sealed room, Movie News, Reviews, and photos - Grand Slam, Tonight is Ours, Billion Dollar Scandal, Parachute Jumper, Along the Fire Escape - the story of a burglar's baptism and a, girl who shrieked too soon, The Big Coal Problem, The Woman Accused (part 5), Hell Hounds! - The World's Worst Jail (part 11), White Shoes (short story), Vox Pop, To The Ladies, Nice vintage ad for Wrigley's Gum Literature Magazine Back, Issues

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