1935 So Red the Nose or Breath in the Afternoon

Alexander Wooilcott^s

WHÏÏÏÏ.E HOME BURNS Cocktail

1 PART LEMON JUICE

2 PARTS MEDFORD RUM

1 DASH OF MAPLE SYRUP

THE TOWN CRIER proclaiiTis that half adozen of these will improve your fiddling, help you to re- member the wisecracks of Dorothy Parker, and may even lead you into retelling the story about Christmas at the Front. Around dozen will get you ail steamed up about Good-bye, Mr. Chips and Lost Horizon by James Hilton. Mr. Woollcott will be fifty on January iq, 1937. He was born at Phalanx, New Jersey, near Çolt's Ne.ck (not to be confused with horse s neck). He bas lived in Kansas City, Philadelphia, and New York. He is five feet eight, weighs slightly less than any statue of Nero nowextant, likes dogs, StephenC. Poster, and used to be a newspaperman himself. At last re ports Rome was still burning.