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Issue Details:
First known date:
1930...
vol.
6
no.
35
22 July
1930
of
The Australian Woman's Mirror
est. 1924-1961
The Australian Woman's Mirror
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Notes
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Contains the fourteenth and final instalment of Kay Glasson Taylor's Wards of the Outer March, p. 4
Contains the ninth instalment of Alys Brown's The Three Daughters, p. 6
Contents
* Contents derived from the 1930 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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At the Devil's Elbow,
single work
short story
(p. 8, 50 - 51)Infuriated with his unreliable car, John Brett tells his daughter, June, that she can have it if she can get it started. Simmons, who sold the car to her father, helps her and after he has explained its idiosyncrasies, she drives it home. June is determined not to marry a bully like her father and the car gives her a perfect way to test her suitors.
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The Tragic Stage : Some Misfortunes of Actresses in Australia,
single work
column
(p. 12, 41)Hamfat, herself an actor, relates some of the traumatic events in actors' lives that the public is unaware of.
- The Enemiesi"Love makes time pass away", single work poetry (p. 14) Section: Between Ourselves
- Felicity Gives Noticei"The little winds blow up and down", single work poetry (p. 15) Section: Between Ourselves
- The Song in the Foresti"I have been in the forest where the tall trees are", single work poetry (p. 16) Section: Between Ourselves
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Untitled,
single work
review
— Review of Black Sunday : And Poems of Light and Shade 1930 selected work poetry ;(p. 24) Section: Let's Talk About BooksThe reviewer criticises the poet's tendency to slide from 'a higher plane ... to bathos' and quotes from her poem commemorating the 1926 Black Sunday bushfires in Victoria.
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